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An NYC neuroscientist on how to deal with 'the menopause brain'

Menopause is “one of the most under-researched, undertreated and underdiagnosed fields of medicine,” said Dr. Lisa Mosconi.

By

Kousha Navidar

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L. Malik Anderson


Arts & Entertainment

How NYC parents can help their kids navigate those awkward tween-to-teen years

An interview with the co-author of a new book about puberty and how parents in NYC can help their kids deal.

By

Precious Fondren


Arts & Entertainment

Meet One Of NYC's Most Famous Murderers: 'The Last Pirate Of New York'

Did you know... there was a study where they say there are 450 pirates living in Manhattan in the 1859.

By

Jacob Dobkin


Arts & Entertainment

New Book Looks At The Life Of NYC's Patron Saint, Jane Jacobs

Depending on whom you ask, Jane Jacobs is either a patron saint of the city or a relic of a time before the city's housing crunch.

By

Zack Friedman


Arts & Entertainment

Map: Exploring NYC's Weird & Wild Animal History

"A nine-foot shark was removed that someone left one night on Park Avenue..."

By

Scott Heins


Arts & Entertainment

Photos: The Story Behind The Ghostbusters' Infamous Ghost Blowjob Scene

The first official book on 'Ghostbusters' includes detailed drawings of proton packs, early sketches of Mr. Stay Puft, rare NYC filming shots, and some classic Bill Murrayfreude quotes.

By

Ben Yakas


Arts & Entertainment

Husband Puts Wife's "Irreplaceable" Book In Curbside Giveaway Box

"WHY GOD?" — Margaret.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Photos: An Overdue NYPL Book Notice From 1928 Unearthed On Orchard Street

The Tenement Museum found an old overdue book slip from 1928, but couldn't decipher what book it was for...

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Shocking Spoiler For New Bridget Jones Novel Ruins Everyone's LIves

Bridget is still counting calories, though.

By

Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

Seeing Someone Reading Fifty Shades On The Subway Isn't Creepy—But What Is?

There are creepier things to read on the subway than Fifty Shades Of Grey—like The Pocket Book of Boners.

By

Jen Carlson


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