Currently Creasing: Week of February 2
Here’s what our team has for you to bookmark & read this week
- This month (and every month) is Black History Month. Here’s A Code Switch Playlist For Black History Month 
- An archived article of Maya Angelou's Cooking Advice: Ignore The Rules 
- The New Black Body: My case for equal-opportunity cosmetic enhancements 
- Eat Natto, Live Longer? Men and women who ate fermented soy products like natto, miso and tempeh had lower rates of cardiovascular disease and early death. 
- Vitamins and the Failure of Free-Market Health: The booming dietary-supplement industry is plagued by outlandish claims, undermining credible science, and seeding confusion. 
- What Is Postpartum Depression? Recognizing The Signs And Getting Help: One in seven women experiences postpartum depression. But it's easy to feel alone — especially when you're told having a baby is supposed to be blissful. This episode helps both struggling moms and loved ones identify the symptoms and find treatment. 
- The New Trophies of Domesticity: For many young Americans, stability and sophistication look like a KitchenAid mixer. 
- When my father died, I couldn’t afford to take time off. This is the reality for many. He went to lengths to minimize the financial impact his death would have on us 
- Are hair dyes safe? Health worries are increasing interest in the go-gray style trend. New research raises some concerns about the possible risks from the chemicals. 

 
      