Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV faces serious allegations of covering up child abuse, yet media coverage remains disturbingly silent.

A study links trauma to endometriosis, urging trauma-informed care for better diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes.

Morrison’s words that it must have been “good to get that out” purposefully undermines the fact that Grace Tame’s speech, and all the work that led up to it, were professional achievements.

Fibromyalgia is a condition that causes chronic pain all over the body. We don’t know what causes it, or how to treat it.

It’s time to train all doctors, no matter what their speciality, in all the different ways that trauma can show up on the body.

This Tuesday, the US will elect its next president, and the outcome could be disastrous for women’s health.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was truly the anti-Trump. We need more of her courage, conviction and commitment to progress in the face of hate.

In Australia, thousands of rape kits sit untested in crime labs and police offices. And yet women are told that sexual assault is ‘too hard’ to prosecute.

The man who raped Holly and Marissa as teenagers will never stand trial for his crime in another example of the justice system failing victims of rape.

Lucia Osborne Crowley learnt to insist her pain was real, before she finally found a doctor who believed her. She’s since had 5 laparoscopic surgeries

A resounding ‘Yes’ to marriage equality has politicians talking about human rights in the context of religious freedom. If only they’d look further.

Telling the truth can change everything. And that’s why #MeToo has been more than just ‘clicktivism’.