A new commentary in Reproductive Health calls for fetal condition care to be reframed through a reproductive justice (RJ) lens, arguing that systemic inequities, not just medical factors, shape the options available to families. A team of researchers, led by Penn Nursing and SisterSong the Women of Color Reproductive Justice Network, authored the editorial, which highlights how structural power—rather than just medical necessity—shapes the experiences of families navigating complex fetal diagnoses.
Retired Vietnamese entrepreneur turns to AI to manage life alone in the countryside
A retired Vietnamese entrepreneur is discovering how AI can support everyday independence in the countryside. His experience offers a fresh perspective on technology beyond the city, while raising important questions about access, trust, and the human connections that make independent living possible.
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