Women’s Health News

The attention-grabbing period campaign launched across The Star, The Mercury and the Cape Times newspapers this week. 

“Baby brain” has long defined women’s experiences of early motherhood, but a new study finds no evidence it exists in new parents at all.

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park says a key focus of ADHD reform was breaking down the barriers women face in getting diagnosed and treated.

Cardiff researchers are developing the first women-specific concussion protocol in rugby to address gender gaps in safety science.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been officially renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS).

Abbey Holmes says connection, support and backing yourself can make all the difference through early motherhood loneliness.

A conversation led by MECCA M-POWER, Women’s Agenda and Sentiment sought to answer one question: how can we make Australia the best country for women’s health innovation? 

The highest incidence of major depression for women occurs two weeks after giving birth, a new study has found.

More women are finally being diagnosed with ADHD, but poor reporting risks undoing progress and making people doubt again

Survival rates for upper gastrointestinal cancers have barely shifted in decades. Women are leading the funding push.

The long-standing normalisation of women’s physical pain has led to women masking pain that directly affects how they work and live.