Women’s Health News

More than one in 10 women with infants in Gaza suffer from difficulties with breastfeeding, a recent UN report has found. 

Australians will soon get access to a new Alzheimer’s blood test that can identify changes in the brain decades before symptoms first appear. 

Menopause is finally being discussed, but women are also becoming targets for expensive products, misinformation and false promises.

A historic investment will help Pink Elephants expand miscarriage support through technology, reaching more families with personalised care.

A century in operation is a huge milestone. But for Family Planning Australia, the week is marred by attempts to rollback women’s health gains. CEO Sue Shilbury shares this piece.

We’re excited to announce 2026 Women’s Health & Wellbeing Summit! Explore health leadership, AI, caregiving and new models of masculinity.

Many women carefully consider the risks of ‘freebirth’ but often consider things such as unwanted intervention and birth trauma as a risk in itself that they find unacceptable.

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.