NWLC in the News: July 18 - July 24

Check out these mentions of NWLC in the news over the past week!

July 18

• New jobs go mostly to men, The Bulletin
• A.M. Vitals: New Weight-Loss Drug, and Treatment Prospect for Alzheimer’s, Wall Street Journal Health Blog
• Cost of Health Insurance Set to Decrease for Women Under Affordable Care Act, Medical Daily
• Employment Gap between Men and Women Persists, CityTownInfo
• Notre Dame On-Campus Retail Clinic Opens, But Without Birth Control, Kaiser Health News
• New jobs in U.S. go mostly to men, Mail Tribune
• Men finding jobs faster in the economic recovery, Star-Ledger

July 19

• Women’s wage gap is big economic roadblock for Latinas says new report, NBC Latino
• Did you miss The Pathways to Postgraduate Fellowships? Watch the highlights!, PSLawNet Blog
• Women Don’t Make the Cut in Today’s Job Market, Seattle Post-Intelligencer

July 20

• Health care reforms mean lower premiums for women, Live Insurance News
• Women’s Health Policy Daily Report, National Partnership for Women & Families
• Commentary: Individual voices worry liberal feminists, The Town Talk
• Beyond Marissa Mayer, Bigger Problems for America’s New Mothers, The Daily Beast
• Title IX Marks 40 Years, Arlington Connection

July 22

• Most new jobs going to men, The Columbian
• Edmonds Military Wire: Women don’t make the cut in today’s job market, My Edmonds News

July 23

• How under-26 workers choose health insurance — their own, or their parents’, Washington Post
• Forget The Company Plan-The Boss Wants You On Dad’s Insurance, Gant Daily

July 24

• Women's Advocates Try to Shift the Marissa Mayer Conversation, US News & World Report,
• West Virginia lifts planned child-care aid freeze, The Charleston Gazette
• Forget the Company Plan – the Boss wants you on Dad’s Insurance, WallStreet.com