Simone Scully
Simone Scully is a health and science writer based in New York who has written for Healthline, Narratively, Romper, Weather.com, Nautilus, Audubon Magazine, Upworthy, Mashable, and more. For more, visit simonescully.com
When We Ban Books, We Severely Restrict Children’s Ability To Learn About Different People and Themselves
Books can provide a vehicle for learning about oneself and different people experiences. Here, experts explain why books should not be banned.
Only 1 in 5 Gynecologists Are Trained in Menopause—Here’s When To Consider a New Doctor
Many OB/GYNs aren't trained to treat symptoms of menopause. Here's how to find a trained menopause doctor with the right knowledge.
I’m a Working Mom, and the Election Results Will Impact My Life in Crucial Ways
Between financial stability, job security, good health insurance, and childcare, one working mom shares how election results may impact her life.
Quarantining Has Changed My Long-Term Relationship—But Are the Changes Long-Term?
After 10-plus years together, one writer says her relationship in quarantine is much different than before. Are those changes permanent? Therapists advise.
