Women's health expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones talks about women's health through the lens of women's physical, emotional, social, intellectual, financial, environmental, and spiritual health—the seven domains of women's health.
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The menopause industry is booming, but not every product, test, or treatment is backed by good science. From hormone panels and compounded therapies to supplements,…
E119: The Financial Domain of Perimenopause
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While many women experience “brain fog” during the menopausal transition, research shows that healthy lifestyle habits—including regular exercise,…
E118: The Intellectual Domain of Perimenopause
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Humans are one of only a handful of species in which females routinely live decades beyond their reproductive years. One leading explanation, known as the…
E117: The Social Domain of Perimenopause
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About 20 percent of women experience depression during the menopausal transition, and many more report increased anxiety, irritability, mood swings, or changes in…
E116: The Emotional Domain of Perimenopause
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About 1.3 million women in the United States enter menopause each year, but the transition often begins long before the final menstrual period. In fact,…
E115: The Physical Domain of Perimenopause
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Across cultures and throughout history, humans have turned to something beyond themselves in moments of uncertainty—seeking guidance, meaning, or comfort when…
E114: The Spiritual Domain of Risks
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Air pollution is linked to millions of deaths worldwide each year, and exposure to environmental toxins has been associated with long-term impacts on…
E113: The Environmental Domain of Risks
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Money decisions are often framed as logical—but when risk enters the picture, emotions, timing, and life circumstances quickly complicate the equation. From…
E112: The Financial Domain of Risks
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Risk in health care is often presented as a number—but what those numbers actually mean, and how we interpret them, is far less straightforward. With the…
E111: The Intellectual Domain of Risks
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Workplaces are one of the most common places adults form relationships—and one of the most complex environments for social risk. In the social domain of…
E110: The Social Domain of Risks
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From early relationships to midlife pair bonding, social expectations, identity, and evolving desires shape the decisions people make about love and connections. …
E109: The Emotional Domain of Risks
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Every day, women weigh risks—whether it is deciding to start a medication, pursue a medical procedure, invest in their health, or even consider pregnancy. Yet…
E108: The Physical Domain of Risks
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Family planning decisions are never purely medical—they are shaped by belief systems, moral frameworks, cultural traditions, and deeply personal values.…
E107: The Spiritual Domain of Family Planning
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Where you live—and what surrounds you—can quietly shape your family planning journey long before you ever step into a clinic. From the air you breathe…
E106: The Environmental Domain of Family Planning
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Informed family planning can influence life trajectories. Historically, children were considered economic assets: laborers, caregivers in old age, and contributors…
E105: The Financial Domain of Family Planning
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For decades, contraception and family planning have been shaped by scientific discovery—but also by misinformation, flawed research, and cultural narratives…
E104: The Intellectual Domain of Family Planning
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