Women’s Health News

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.

Proseek Bio has raised $1.5 million in a seed funding round, with a goal to commercialise its ovarian cancer detection blood test.

Decades of research show burnout isn’t random. It emerges when the demands of work consistently exceed the resources we need to meet them.

Women in midlife who exercise regularly halve their risk of early death, a major new Australian study has found. 

Women are half as likely to receive defibrillation during CPR. It’s a statistic that pushed members of Yamba SLSC to act.

Mel Schilling, known for her role as relationship expert on reality show Married at First Sight, has announced cancer spread to her brain.

Today show host Sarah Abo reveals pregnancy after miscarriage, and the supportive reactions are nothing short of beautiful.

Sports presenter Mel McLaughlin has revealed she’s been diagnosed with lung cancer, the same disease she lost her big sister to a decade ago.

An Australian first study into women’s health conditions has highlighted that many women and girls feel unheard or dismissed.

Family Planning Australia has celebrated its 100th year of operation, advancing the nation’s sexual health and reproductive education.