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- Allure explored the intersection of beauty products and biotech.
- InStyle spoke to disability activist, speaker, and consultant Luticha Doucette about how fashion can be inclusive of disabled people.
- Fashionista talked to The Gilded Age costume designer Kasia Walicka-Maimone about the 5,000 custom-designed looks from the first season.
- The New York Times published an op-ed called “What We Lose When Work Gets Too Casual.”
- The 19th noted that in 2021, the number of Black women leading American law schools reached a high of 28 — and interviewed 11 of them.
- Ask a Manager highlighted a question (that included many updates!) from a reader about a new hire at her husband's company who seems to be a different person than the candidate who was offered the job.
- The Washington Post told the story of a woman who was repeatedly told by doctors that her symptoms were due to stress or her weight but was eventually diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
- The Washington Post also talked to several women who hurried to get IUDs before Trump was inaugurated to ask them how they feel about the decision.
- Variety reported that Jane Campion has become the first woman in Oscar history to be nominated twice for Best Director.
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Washington Post‘s Alexandra Petri, with “Ice Dancing Has Enough Love Stories! Here Are Some More Interesting Ideas.”
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Anon
Ovarian cancer is tricky. I feel like it’s so important to keep a medical journal if you feel like anything is wrong whenever you need to interact with a doctor. I went to my female GP 10 years ago and told her I had been bleeding/spotting for 7 weeks and had a journal to prove it. She immediately jumped to the ovarian cancer diagnosis and sent me that day to get all sorts of tests. I guess I was lucky that I had such obvious symptoms, unlike the young lady in the story. It turned out not to be cancer, but that was a really scary period waiting on test results.
Anonymous
What’s your favorite laptop stand? I got a different table that’s taller than my previous one, and my current stand isn’t adjustable (is that a thing?) and doesn’t really hit at a good angle.
Anom
A stack of hardcover books. :)