women
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Ms. Marvel Travels to the Past to Make the Present More Powerful
Last we left Ms. Marvel’s burgeoning young hero, Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani), she found herself transported back in time to Partition-era India at a train station after the leader of the Clandestine, Najma (Nimra Bucha) accidentally struck her family bangle. Has the bangle actually sent Kamala back in time? What will she discover?
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A 19-Year-Old Just Became the Youngest Woman to Fly Alone Around the World
Zara Rutherford always dreamed of flying solo around the world, but she never thought it would actually happen. It was “expensive, dangerous, complicated, a logistical nightmare,” Rutherford told herself. However, as she was finishing school, she decided to do something crazy: try to make her dream come true. She succeeded.
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Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle Can Be Key to Achieving Exercise Goals
It’s pretty normal to feel full of energy for exercise some days, and as though you can’t be bothered on other days. For women, there’s a physiological explanation behind this. While men’s hormone levels do change over a lifetime, day-to-day they remain quite stable. Women, however, experience fluctuating levels of sex hormones daily. Scientists haven’t…
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Women Of Colour In Science Face A Subtly Hostile Work Environment
It’s hard for women to succeed in science. Our research shows it’s even harder for women of colour.