Why do women live longer?
Studies show that women tend to outlive men. But why? Molly and Cristen explore the many factors that might contribute to female longevity in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. Learn more about you...
13 Heinä 200912min
How does surrogacy work?
Surrogacy involves carrying a child for a woman who cannot conceive, but there's a lot more to it than that. Tune in as Molly and Cristen explore the intricacies of surrogacy in this podcast from HowS...
8 Heinä 200916min
What is chick lit?
Chick lit is a term used to describe literature geared toward female readers. Tune in as Molly and Cristen take a closer look at this popular -- and oft-maligned -- genre in the following podcast from...
6 Heinä 200919min
Are organic foods healthier?
Organic foods have been touted as more nutritious for you, but they're also more expensive. Are they really healthier? Are they worth the cost? Molly and Cristen weigh the pros and cons of buying orga...
1 Heinä 200915min
Why are women's clothing sizes so hard to figure out?
Women shopping for clothes often find that sizes are less than standard. Why the confusing system? Learn more about the history -- and future -- of women's clothing sizes in this podcast from HowStuff...
29 Kesä 200916min
Do anti-aging cremes really work?
In this podcast, the SMNTY crew explores what's in anti-aging cremes marketed to women -- and whether any of them actually work -- in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. Learn more about your ad-cho...
24 Kesä 200913min
Why is there a patent on the breast cancer genes?
The ACLU recently filed a lawsuit against a company that holds a patent on two breast cancer genes. Find out why the patent is controversial and how it affects women's health in this podcast from HowS...
22 Kesä 200913min
What's a renewable resource and why should you care?
Renewable resources can have a major impact on the developed and developing worlds. Find out how renewable resources particularly affect women around the world in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. ...
17 Kesä 200916min
