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Coronavirus Vaccine: 'I recruited people to be deliberately infected with Covid-19'The global race to find a Covid-19 vaccine took a leap forward with Pfizer and BioNTech claiming theirs 90% effective. As Marie Claire launches Women in Tech week, we caught up with Sophie Rose, the 22-year-old Stanford University graduate and co-founder of 1Day Sooner, a group advocating on behalf of COVID-19 challenge trial volunteers
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After the Candice Brathwaite TV show storm: 'Are we finally ready to talk about colourism?'Opinion Ateh Jewel, Marie Claire's beauty columnist, talks about the Candice Brathwaite and Rochelle Humes docu debacle and why colourism - the preferential treatment of lighter-skinned individuals compared with darker-skinned Black people - must finally be acknowledged and action taken
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'I am an NHS doctor using self-care to prevent PTSD'As Marie Claire launches Women in Tech Week to celebrate the trailblazing women making waves in STEM, we meet Anaesthetist Harriet Wilson to talk symptoms, NHS aftercare and the importance of self-care
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World Cancer Day: 'Black Women Rising empowers women like me navigating their cancer journey'This World Cancer Day, we meet the remarkable Leanne Pero – a woman connecting and empowering BAME cancer patients, following a life-changing diagnosis of her own.
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10 questions we had watching Behind Her EyesTrust us, you'll be just as obsessed with the new Netflix thriller starring Simona Brown, Tom Bateman and Eve Hewson
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Cancer stole my mother’s scentAs we mark World Cancer Day on February 4, I'm paying tribute to my mum and the diagnosis that affected my relationship with her in an unimaginable way…
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Goodbye Topshop, thanks for the memoriesWriter Marisa Bate mourns the end of an era as Topshop closes its doors
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A psychologist shares 11 key ways to protect your kids mental health this lockdownIt's Children's Mental Health Week and never has Dr Emma Hepburn's (aka @thepsychologymum) top tips for safeguarding their mental wellbeing been so important
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The reality of a missed miscarriageAround 3% of pregnancies sadly end in missed or 'silent' miscarriages - here, one women shares her experience and what she learned from it
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Nez Hasan: "How I became a beauty boss"She’s the woman behind one of the beauty industry’s biggest brow accounts and her incredibly realistic work has won her legions of fans and loyal customers. Here's how she made it happen...
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Andrea Riseborough: “There's no right way to do something differently but it's important to try"She’s starred in some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters and is now about to play a key member of a dangerous, cocaine-smuggling family in new crime drama ZeroZeroZero. Here, Newcastle-born actress Andrea Riseborough talks about her latest role and the landscape for women in Hollywood after #MeToo...
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9 things you need to know about Malcolm & MarieFan of Euphoria? Then chances are, Malcolm & Marie is already on your radar. Written by Euphoria creator Sam Levinson, Malcolm & Marie stars Euphoria lead Zendaya and John David Washington (the pair also produce) who play a couple returning home after a movie premiere to an almighty argument. Here’s what you need to know about the love story with a twist.
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The White Tiger: What you need to knowStarring and produced by Priyanka Chopra Jonas, it’s the Netflix film everyone’s talking about...
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'I was only 24 and had no symptoms' - read one woman's shocking cervical cancer diagnosisReport This Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, read Stephanie Varden's powerful story - from chemo to seemingly having the all-clear
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Your complete guide to keeping both you - and your kids - fit and healthy while home-schoolingIt's not easy juggling school, lockdown, full-time parenting and a job
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'We cannot ignore the white privilege on display at last night's Capitol Hill riot'Opinion
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7 expert-approved tips on mentally preparing for Lockdown 3.0New year, same lockdown. But don't lose hope for 2021, writes psychotherapist Sasha Bates. Here's how to reframe your mental outlook when a return to normality is still a long way off
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Single with benefits: the self-fulfilling power of not datingForget the sad, pathetic tropes of single life. According to stats, being self-partnered is actually physically, economically and psychologically good for you. So forget 'smug couple bakes bread in lockdown together' season – here are five key reasons to stay firmly unattached
