Women’s Health News

The new ADHD reform is being hailed for increasing “access” and “efficiency.” But when systems prioritise speed, they miss people.

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, let’s talk about something that often gets overlooked: we need men and boys in this conversation.

Women’s health research is in need of urgent reform, with top organisations releasing a new report outlining necessary global policy changes. 

GPs in New South Wales will soon be able to diagnose and prescribe medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

As a psychologist, I often hear some version of the same question ‘…What can I do with all of this pain?’.

Proposed legislation in the UK could soon see endometriosis regarded as a legitimate workplace issue, writes Victoria Williams.

Selfie-editing apps and filters are changing how young people see themselves, harming body image and increasing pressure to look perfect.

Social justice lawyer Andrea Christie-David has been appointed Director- Mental Health at Bupa, where she’ll lead a launch of clinics.

A $50 million donation will give a massive boost to endometriosis research in Australia with the establishment of a new institute at UNSW. 

Women trail runners had a huge weekend of achievements at the Ultra-Trail Australia event in the Blue Mountains this week.

In the US state of Georgia, a 30-year old who has been declared by doctors as “brain-dead” has been kept alive due to a strict abortion law.

When bro-podcast logic meets medical patriarchy, the result is institutionalised grief illiteracy, writes Sam Payne.