The Swaddle

The Swaddle was established as an online resource dedicated to women's health, aiming to fill the gap in trustworthy and unbiased health information for women. Its mission is to bring openness and honesty to various women's health topics, including mental health, gynecological health, and sexual health, while helping to eliminate the societal stigmas surrounding these issues.

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Dating Apps Are Dead | The Swaddle

Jun 26, 2024 | theswaddle.com

Dating app fatigue is officially a thing. What went wrong?
What's With All the Tradwife Content? | The Swaddle

Apr 3, 2024 | theswaddle.com

Are tradwives the newest entrants into the manosphere? Or worse still -- do they represent empowerment under rising authoritarianism?
Loneliness Is Officially a Public Health Concern | The Swaddle

Jan 6, 2024 | theswaddle.com

The medical framework to loneliness may, however, individualize what is a complex part of the human condition.
Claudia Goldin Wins Nobel Prize in Economics For Her Work on Women’s Pay

Oct 10, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Ananya Singh

Claudia Goldin, a Harvard University professor, was awarded the 2023 Nobel economics prize for “having advanced our understanding of women’s labor market outcomes.” Goldin’s research was the “first comprehensive account” of women’s participation in the labor force which helped explain the gender gap in employment and pay; that is, why women are likely to work less, and earn less, than men. Goldin is only the third woman to win this prize – Elinor Ostrom won it in 2009 and Esther Duflo in 2019.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Was a Therapy Mainstay - Why’s It Getting a Bad Rap?

Oct 4, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Devrupa Rakshit

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has long been celebrated for its efficacy in treating various mental illnesses — including depression and anxiety — besides equipping people to deal with issues pertaining to self-esteem, motivation, procrastination, or even interpersonal relationships.
Many Indians Grow Up With Superstitious Families. A Lifetime of Anxiety, Self-Blame Follows.

Oct 1, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Devrupa Rakshit

Image Credit: Getty Images/Hitesh Sonar For The Swaddle“Why do you want your marriage to be doomed?” I was asked by a relative, for daring to wear a black jumpsuit to my court wedding.
We’re in Our Girl Misery Era

Sep 30, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Rohitha Naraharisetty

In ‘Manifesto This,’ we dialogue with a radical text to dream of a better world. The girlification of everything has led to an infinite loop of discourse: is it radical or is it reactionary? Is it subversive or submissive? There hasn’t been consensus yet because we’re having the conversation on the Internet’s terms: through irony-poisoned humor.
X Just Suspended the Account of a Doctor Battling Pseudoscience

Sep 29, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Devrupa Rakshit

X (formerly Twitter) suspended the account of Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips — popularly known as “theliverdoc” — after a Bengaluru civil court passed a temporary injunction, directing it to do so till January 5, 2024, the News Minute reported.
IIT Bombay Approves ‘Vegetarian Food Only’ Space

Sep 28, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Ananya Singh

In July, the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B) was mired in controversy around food segregation when students alleged that posters stating “vegetarians only are allowed to sit here” appeared in the canteen. Months later, the issue has resurfaced. Except this time, the campus hostel and mess administration have officially reserved six tables in the canteen for vegetarian students, according to reports.
More Than 63% of Indian Women’s Cancer Deaths Were Preventable: Lancet Study

Sep 27, 2023 | theswaddle.com | Devrupa Rakshit

In India, 63% of cancer-related deaths among women were preventable if risk factors were reduced by ramping up screening and diagnosis; simultaneously, timely and appropriate treatment could’ve saved the lives of 37%, new research has found.