One of March's book displays this month at the FDU Florham Library is “Women's Health.” It's a display of books celebrating Women’s History Month by discussing topics relating to women's health. These topics include: Reproductive Rights, Sexism and Racism in Healthcare and Health Data Collection, Body Image, Menstruation/Period Activism, Menopause Education, and LGBTQ+ Healthcare Issues.
Body image : understanding body dissatisfaction in men, women and children by 
Fat blame : how the war on obesity victimizes women and children by 
From back alley to the border: criminal abortion in California, 1920-1969 by 
Her body, our laws : on the front lines of the abortion war, from El Salvador to Oklahoma by 
Invisible visits : Black middle-class women in the American healthcare system by 
Invisible women : data bias in a world designed for men by 
LGBT psychology and mental health : emerging research and advances by 
LGBTQ mental health : international perspectives and experiences by 
Periods gone public : taking a stand for menstrual equity by 
Reproductive injustice : racism, pregnancy, and premature birth by 
Reproductive rights as human rights : women of color and the fight for reproductive justice by 
Rethinking diabetes : entanglements with trauma, poverty, and HIV by 
Sickening : anti-Black racism and health disparities in the United States by 
Sisterhood in sports : how female athletes collaborate and compete by 
The man who hated women : sex, censorship, and civil liberties in the Gilded Age by 
The menopause manifesto : own your health with facts and feminism by 
The pain gap : how sexism and racism in healthcare kill women by 
Trans bodies, trans selves : a resource for the transgender community by 
Trans medicine : the emergence and practice of treating gender by 
Unwell women : misdiagnosis and myth in a man-made world by 
What Roe v. Wade should have said : the nation's top legal experts rewrite America's most controversial decision by 
