Women's Issues columns from Mosaic newsletter—a resource of WM "clipped articles"
Five Facts About Women's Health
Sociocultural factors also determine lifestyle and quality health services.
Poverty and Education
Poverty can increase violence, and women have fewer options to escape sexual exploitation and trafficking, due to lack of income and resources.
Poverty and Water
Access to water is about opportunity, because lack of clean water keeps women in poverty.
Poverty and Hunger
Poverty robs women of their most basic human rights—and keeps them hungry.
The Role of Empathy in Communication
Empathy is sensing another's feelings and attitudes as if we had experienced them ourselves.
Seven Steps for Setting and Reaching Goals
Maintaining a positive attitude and practicing new choices are steps for reaching your goals.
Anxiety Hacks
The global lifetime prevalence rate for anxiety disorders is about 30 percent. That means that for nearly a third of us our fears will be diagnosable at some point in our lifetimes.
Women's Mental Health
During this pandemic, we are often reminded to ask, "Are you OK?" However, it is also important for us to recognize the warning signs of mental illness in ourselves.
Preventing Suicide
Among young people ages 15-29, suicide is the second-leading cause of death.
Teens and Depression
Teenage girls are twice as likely as boys to report being depressed, consider attempting suicide, or commit suicide.
Burn-out
Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.
Threats to Women's Health
This fact file highlights 10 key areas that have serious consequences for women's health over the life-course.
Contraception and Family Planning
Seventh-day Adventist Church Statement about Contraception and Family Planning
Coronavirus and violence against women
COVID-19 risks to women and children cannot be ignored
