Health

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re looking back at some of the biggest news in women’s health, across research, funding and policy reform

With an increasing number of Australian women using weight loss drugs, such as Ozempic, new guidelines and research are emerging. 

In the wake of several recent tragedies linked to freebirth, RANZCOG and the ACM are calling for policy change. 

The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation has today launched an ambitious five-year Research Impact Strategy to urgently address ovarian cancer.

Spain and Japan’s recent actions show progress is still possible in protecting and advancing women’s reproductive rights.

Being in remission may mean surviving cancer, but for many women, the struggle continues long after treatment ends.

The proportion of women presenting to Australian general practice with endometriosis almost doubled between 2011-2021, new study shows.

What women need next is confidence in their bodies, in their doctors, and in the systems that support them.

On Menopause Day, women reflect on the unseen load they carry and the need for more understanding and support.

Advocates and NSW Minister for Women Jodie Harrison are calling for Australian workplaces to better support women throughmenopause.