Three years after her husband's death, a woman turned up at her doorstep demanding "her half" of her late husband's estate—but there was a problem.

A heroic New York City doorman stepped in and saved a woman from two violent robbery suspects in an upscale neighborhood as bystanders look on doing nothing.

Laughing gas for labor is now making a resurgence in the U.S. as more birthing people are choosing it to manage pain during birth —and it’s becoming more available in hospitals and birthing ...

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More women in delivery rooms in the U.S. are now reaching for an anesthetic more commonly seen in dentist offices: laughing gas.

Women's health providers at Christ Hospital are pioneering the use of nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, to alleviate anxiety.