Crisis pregnancy centers get a lot of funding. What do they do with the money? — WBUR Here & Now
A new investigation by the non-profit news group Rewire finds crisis pregnancy centers are operating largely with 'dark money' donations. And the services provided are not what's promised.
Here & Now's Celeste Headlee talks with Garnet Henderson, the Rewire reporter who investigated and wrote the story. Listen at WBUR.
How gym culture is impacting women’s health — Cheddar Live
Data from the Centers for Disease Control shows that women are less likely than men to get the recommended amount of exercise. Garnet Henderson, Glamour Contributor and Personal Trainer, explains how gym intimidation unevenly impacts women and keeps them from reaching their fitness potential. More at Cheddar.
Wellness Wednesday: Birth Control in the U.S. — All Sides with Ann Fisher
Birth control delivery startup Pill Club publicly accused CVS Caremark of cutting payment rates for mail-order birth control pills, making it more expensive and potentially out of reach for women who can’t get to the pharmacy every month. The feud spawned the trending hashtag #CVSDeniesCare and shined a spotlight on the issue of cost and accessibility in birth control. More than 19 million women in the U.S today report living in an area without access to contraceptives. Guest: Garnet Henderson, New York-based journalist reporting on health and abortion access. Listen at WOSU.