Apple is adding new privacy safeguards for Mac users as AI agents get more powerful

Testosterone Prescriptions for Women Surge Amid Pharmacy Access Barriers. A recent analysis found that testosterone prescriptions for women have nearly tripled in the past few years. AzmanL · E+/Getty A recent analysis found that testosterone prescriptions for females increased 146% between January 2023 and July 2026. There are currently no FDA-approved testosterone products specifically for females, which can create dosing and prescription access challenges. Current clinical guidance supports testosterone therapy for hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in postmenopausal females. More research is needed to determine whether testosterone provides benefits for other menopause-related concerns, such as fatigue, mood, and muscle.

Women With Enlarged Breasts More Likely to Experience Migraine, Sleep Apnea. new research suggests that macromastia is associated with more than just physical pain and discomfort. Luis Alvarez/DigitalVision/Getty Images A new study found that women with macromastia (enlarged breasts) had higher odds of chronic migraine, neck pain, and obstructive sleep apnea than women without the condition. The findings suggest that macromastia may lead to more than physical discomfort, potentially contributing to multiple health conditions that affect quality of life. Women with macromastia experiencing frequent headaches, neck pain, or poor sleep quality should talk with their doctor to learn about their.

Crumbl Store Traffic Plunged 32 Percent. Its CEO Says the Downturn Is His Fault. Franchisees say August was the worst month in company history as traffic and sales tumble. An expert says it highlights a larger issue.

The Netherlands considers banning Meta AI glasses as some retailers pull them from shelves. A large eyewear chain is pausing sales of Meta's AI glasses over privacy concerns.

Alix Earle Says She’s Never Read a Book. It’s a Wake-Up Call for Your Employee Handbook. In an Instagram Q&A with Interview Magazine, the 25-year-old influencer Alix Earle said she’s never written a book. Here’s why founders should take notice.

What a McKinsey partner’s commentary on women CEOs reveals. Julia Carreon didn’t anticipate that a LinkedIn post promoting her new book would spark an exchange that made a persuasive case for why she wrote the book in the first place. Carreon, a former executive at Citigroup and Wells Fargo, had drawn on her experience climbing the ranks of Wall Street to write Walking on Broken Glass: Navigating the Aftermath of the Glass Ceiling , which was published in September. The book touched on the notion of the “ glass cliff ,” a term that academics use to capture how.