by Patricia Yarberry Allen, MD
In 1982, when I was finishing my residency in obstetrics and gynecology at New York Hospital, I never would have imagined that almost 25 years [...]

by Suse Lowenstein
When on Dec. 21, 1988, my firstborn son, Alexander, age 21, was brutally murdered aboard Pan Am 103 in the stormy night skies over the Scottish village [...]

by Faith Childs
An admission: I quaked just a bit when I joined with two bold women last year to serve as one the principals of Women’s Voices for Change. [...]

by Eveline Erni
As we pass through the various stages of our lives, it is important that we become more pro-active about our bodies. With age comes a host of issues [...]

by Laura Sillerman
Sharon is 61. She works at a college where her young colleagues think she’s a little dorky and a lot of a mystery. She has never boasted [...]

by Laura Sillerman
Face it. We love her. The Queen of England, of course. Do we mean Her Majesty Elizabeth II or Dame Helen Mirren? Well, fortunately for us in [...]

by Patricia Yarberry Allen, MD
The Wall Street Journal devoted an entire section in Monday’s paper to “Women to Watch” – 50 women whom the WSJ believes “have the potential [...]

by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger | bio
Last month I heard Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem speak at an event celebrating people who support women writers. They — and the others who [...]

by Patricia Yarberry Allen, MD
Following the 2004 release of "Something’s Gotta Give," Diane Keaton became the most-talked-about woman over 50.
In the film, Keaton’s character, a successful playwright, becomes [...]

by Laura Sillerman
"I have very strong feelings about how you lead your life. You always look ahead, you never look back."–Ann Richards
The Women’s Voices for Change Gala had been [...]