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Home   Saves   Collections Your daily reading list, including the science behind the flu vaccine. Editor's Picks 1   Top of Mind The Israel-Hamas War Is Drowning X in Disinformation WIRED David Gilbert Save 2   Deep Dive The Crimes Behind the Seafood You Eat The New Yorker Ian Urbina Save 3   Conversation Starter 'America Does Not Deserve Me.' Why Black People Are Leaving the United States. Los Angeles Times Kate Linthicum Save 4   Stay Safe The Flu Vaccine Works—In a Way Most People Don't Appreciate Scientific American Meghan Bartels Save 5   Just Because Who's Afraid of a Spatchcocked Chicken? Eater C Pam Zhang Save Featured Collection Testing My Fertility at the End of My World The pandemic robbed Millennial women of peak years of fertility. The least we deserve is a space to process the grief—and reimagine what can come next. RISE25 honoree Rachel Hislop explores what that might look like. Age 35 Isn't a Fertility Cliff. Why Do We Think It Is? "The piece I wrote above resulted from dozens of conversations with my peers about fertility and family planning. While I didn't notice it then, we all, myself included, seemed to have this marker of 35 as the age where we would begin to take some action around our fertility. But so much science proves against those numbers, and even more, reminds us that every single body is different." -Rachel Hislop Slate W. Spencer McClelland Save The Art of Decision-Making The New Yorker Joshua Rothman Save Wherever You Are Grieving Alice Walker Save Read more stories in this collection Top-Saved Stories Why Do We Make the Same Mistakes As Our Parents? It's impossible never to get angry or upset with our offspring – but we can all benefit by asking ourselves why we were triggered and if our responses were learned during our own childhood The Observer Philippa Perry Save 'Too Dangerous': Why Even Google Was Afraid to Release This Technology NPR Bobby Allyn Save We Don't Talk About Leonard: The Man Behind the Right's Supreme Court Supermajority ProPublica Andy Kroll Save   Take Pocket everywhere You're receiving this email because you subscribed to Pocket. Unsubscribe • Manage Preferences • Privacy Policy • Help Center • Advertise © 2023 Mozilla Corporation, 149 New Montgomery St, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105