Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

Top 6 Workout Tops for Women in 2025, Reviewed and Tested 6 Best Workout Tops for Women in 2025 When seeking the ideal workout top, comfort, fit, and support are key factors. The variety of styles—ranging from long-sleeve tops and tank tops to crop options—can be overwhelming. We enlisted the help of experts and conducted extensive testing to ensure we’re highlighting the best choices that cater to different preferences and activities. Whether you’re hitting the gym, practicing yoga, or engaging in more relaxed exercise, these tops will suit your needs. Things to Consider When Choosing a Workout Top Fabric Choices…

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Brown women’s basketball team (8-9, 2-2 Ivy) celebrated their second conference victory of the season with a 49-39 win against the Cornell Big Red (4-13, 0-4 Ivy) on Monday at the Pizzitola Sports Center. In a standout performance, senior guard Isabella Mauricio reached a significant milestone by entering the 1,000-point club, scoring 18 points in Saturday’s game. Mauricio demonstrated her shooting prowess, hitting 50% of her three-point attempts and finishing 6-10 on field goals. Expressing her pride in Mauricio’s achievement, Elizabeth F. Turner ’98 Coaching Chair for Women’s Basketball Monique LeBlanc remarked, “I’m extremely thrilled for…

Shifting the Narrative Around Menopause: Dr. Betsy LeRoy’s Mission CINCINNATI (WKRC) — In a progressive effort to reshape the dialogue on menopause, local obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Betsy LeRoy of TriHealth Women’s Services is committed to empowering women during this significant life phase. Understanding the pivotal role that healthcare can play at every stage of a woman’s life, Dr. LeRoy’s focus on menopause seeks to bring awareness and support to a often overlooked topic. Understanding Menopause "Menopause is officially recognized as a year without menstrual cycles," Dr. LeRoy explains. "Typically, this occurs for women between the ages of 45 and 55, with…

Nigeria has made history by defeating New Zealand in the Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup. Photo: Photosport Nigeria Triumphs Over New Zealand in Women’s U19 T20 World Cup In a remarkable turn of events at the Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup taking place in Malaysia, Nigeria celebrated a historic victory against New Zealand. This match marked Nigeria’s first-ever win in their inaugural appearance at the U19 T20 World Cup, a significant milestone for the team. The match, impacted by rain, saw Nigeria making 65 runs for six wickets in just 13 overs. As the young Nigerian team reveled in their…

Brooke Shields: Redefining Aging for Women At 59, film, modeling, and television legend Brooke Shields is on a mission to reshape society’s perceptions of aging in women. In her candid new memoir, Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old, the former child star takes a bold stance against the stereotype that older women are “past their prime.” In this revealing narrative, the mother of two shares her empowering journey towards confidence, marked by challenges that have shaped her life. Here are five pivotal experiences highlighted in her book. Confronting Depression and Public Criticism Shields bravely opens up about her…

Story Links Upcoming Game: at Columbia 1/25/2025 | 2:00 PM ESPN+ Jan. 25 (Sat) / 2:00 PM at Columbia History PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball team fought hard but ultimately fell to Harvard with a score of 73-44 on Monday afternoon at The Palestra. The Quakers were tied at 13-13 as the first quarter concluded but struggled to keep up with Harvard’s powerful second half. With this defeat, the Quakers’ record in Ivy play drops to 1-3, while their overall standing falls to 10-7 as they embark on their first lengthy road trip of the season. In…

Shattering the Menopause Taboo: Celebrating a New Era of Understanding For many years, menopause was rarely discussed, much less celebrated. However, women today are openly sharing their stories and actively seeking knowledge about this natural life transition. Reflecting this shift, publishers are releasing an increasing number of books dedicated to menopause, written by gynecologists, women sharing their experiences, holistic health practitioners, and even celebrities like Naomi Watts. These diverse titles aim to dispel myths surrounding menopause and provide practical insights into what occurs during this time, along with tips to manage the changes more comfortably. With an array of new…

Story Links Norwegian Volleyball Star Lucy Lotta Jürgensen Joins the Women’s Volleyball Program The women’s volleyball program is set to welcome international talent as Norwegian athlete Lucy Lotta Jürgensen commits to the team for the upcoming season. Hailing from Øksnes in Vesterålen, Jürgensen has been a rising star in the volleyball scene, representing Norway on both youth and junior national teams since 2021. With a solid foundation in the sport, Jürgensen has played for ToppVolley Norge from 2022 to 2025 and has been an integral part of her home club, Øksil, since 2017. As a remarkable 6’1″ outside and opposite…

Controversy Surrounds Menopausal Hormone Therapy Claims in Australia A medical expert, who preferred to remain anonymous due to the ongoing debates surrounding menopausal hormone therapy (MHT), has revealed that at least five Australian medical professionals have raised concerns with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) about misleading claims made during the "So Hot Right Now" events. Ideology vs. Evidence These specialists contend that some speakers prioritize ideology over the evidence surrounding the effectiveness of hormone therapies. The prevailing ideology posits that women have the right to hormone treatments that could potentially render menopause optional in the future. Susan…

A recent roundtable discussion on women’s health hosted by RTL Radio brought attention to significant challenges women encounter in the healthcare system. Key issues such as insufficient data, gender biases, and delays in diagnosis were prominently discussed. Insights from the Roundtable During the discussion, experts including Shirley Feider, president of the Umbrella Organisation of Patient Associations (CAPAT), Chantal Keller, nurse and founder of the non-profit “Blëtz,” and Claire Schadeck from the feminist group CID Fraen an Gender, highlighted systemic discrimination faced by women in medicine and research. They pointed to misdiagnoses, inadequate data, and deep-rooted gender stereotypes as pressing concerns.…