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From Serial Productions: The Retrievals, Season 1

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By SUSAN Burton, Laura Starecheski, Julie Snyder Verified, Carla Pallone
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. transcript transcript From Serial Productions: The Retrievals, Season 1 Dozens of women seeking to become mothers came to a fertility clinic at Yale. A five-part narrative series explores the shocking events that unfolded there. 2025-06-25T18:09:49-04:00 [MUSIC PLAYING] susan burton The women are seeking fertility treatment for a variety of reasons.
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From Serial Productions: The Retrievals, Season 2

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By SUSAN Burton, Julie Snyder Verified, Ben Phelan
| The New York Times Verified
Julie Snyder and Dan PowellFritz MyersNick Thornburn and After hearing the first season of “The Retrievals,” a podcast that explored how women’s pain is often minimized and dismissed, hundreds of listeners wrote to the host, Susan Burton, to share their own stories of inadequately treated pain. Some of the most shocking emails were from listeners who said they “felt everything” during their C-sections: a scalpel cutting through flesh; an organ being moved around.
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Want to Reduce AC Leaks? These 3 Simple Fixes May Help You

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By Julie Snyder Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Summer can be difficult, but if you have an air conditioner, blasting it will get you the much-needed relief. The issue is that running an air conditioner can be expensive. Nobody likes a sky-high energy bill. A recent CNET survey found that over 78% of US adults are worried about rising energy costs. But it's not all bad news. If you want to use your AC while keeping your energy costs in check, you can.
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