Why we have breasts, what we don’t know about implants, and the future of breastfeeding
Florence Williams provides a fascinating cultural and scientific tour of breasts through time—and what they might face in the future.
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Cathy Gulli
Cathy Gulli is a writer at Maclean’s, where she often covers national, health, science and society issues. She joined the magazine in 2005, after reporting on business and news at the National Post.
Newsmakers: Mar. 22-Mar. 29, 2012
Jessica Simpson gets overly candid, Ricky Martin grabs the spotlight, and Rob Anderson wants a parking spot
A new fertility test is changing women’s lives
Levels of the hormone AMH correspond to to the number of eggs a woman has left in her ovarian reserve
The richer sex
One-third of women now earn more than their husbands, and not everyone is happy.
The end of the wait for the elevator
Science and industrial design join together to try to make elevators more efficient
Advantage, working mothers
The latest evidence makes a case for choosing a job over staying home, fuelling the mommy-wars debate
Allyn Robert Parker
A generous man who liked to cook for friends and family, he had a dream of bicycling down Maui’s Haleakala mountain
A brain injury library online
Sport Concussion Library features information for parents and coaches–and testimonials from those who’ve suffered the injury
Mergers: And they all lived happily ever after
From Shania Twain and Frédéric Thiébaud to the Huffington Post and AOL–this year’s best love stories
Building a better city
The high cost of aging infrastructure inspires researchers seeking the longevity of the parthenon