Sketches Placebo By Ezra Cohen November 1, 2022 In medicine, ritual can be as important as remedy. Health
Sketches Plan B By Sasha Debevec-McKenney August 15, 2022 I always felt so cool buying it. Like as close to my womanhood as I could get. GenderSex
Sketches D&C By Jaydra Johnson August 15, 2022 I didn’t choose to become an alcoholic. But I did have the choice to remain childless. Bodies & Nature
Sketches Pregnancy By Sylvia K. Ilahuka August 15, 2022 In the Swahili language and culture, a woman is often identified by her children’s names. GenderHealth
Sketches Amniocentesis By Jina Moore Ngarambe August 15, 2022 The odds themselves do not bother me, but I do not like the way they shape-shift. Health
Sketches IUD By Alexis Cheung August 15, 2022 When mine expelled itself, I realized that bodily control is an illusion. Health
Sketches Postpartum By Katherine Dykstra August 15, 2022 Her swollen breasts leaked colostrum through a printed green sheath dress that she had sewn herself. Bodies & NatureHealth
Sketches Uterus By Krys Malcolm Belc August 15, 2022 Creation, reproduction, was supposed to be my inheritance, my potential; I, too, was once a daughter cell. Bodies & NatureGender
Sketches Unborn By Nadia Owusu August 15, 2022 If a being hasn’t begun, then can it exist? If a being exists, then hasn’t it begun? HealthPolitics
Sketches Oxygen By Maddie Norris July 19, 2022 Hyperbaric oxygen chambers may sound suspicious, or superstitious, but, for intensive wound healing, they work miracles. There’s just one problem. Health
Sketches Ketamine By Bria Adimora Godley June 23, 2022 I’ve found that there is no return to a nondepressed self. There is only something new. Health
Sketches Naloxone By Zachary Siegel May 9, 2022 The opioid antagonist counteracts overdoses within minutes. But, for it to work, people have to show up for one another. Health
Sketches Time By Nitin K. Ahuja February 1, 2022 The “relative value units” of a clinical encounter Health
Sketches Humus By Lulu Miller December 6, 2021 How exactly does this substance evade the unforgiving forces of decay? There's some dispute. Dirt
Sketches Worms By Camille T. Dungy December 6, 2021 If I love the life that greets me at my eye level, I should love equally the workers who help make such life possible. Dirt
Sketches Sand By Rachel Heng December 6, 2021 Although we are small now, we are still strong, a million tiny mountains in our own right. Dirt
Sketches Dust By Maya C. Popa December 6, 2021 In this human life, we make a game of ridding ourselves of time’s evidence. Dirt
Sketches Soot By Carey Baraka December 6, 2021 Will the mark grow and grow, until the entire ceiling is black? Dirt