News & Views Biological differences might explain women’s increased likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s Chromosomal differences between men and women may be the reason why women are twice as likely as men to develop the disease.
News & Views The ‘menopausal load’: Naming the invisible burden women carry The “menopausal load” names the emotional, mental, physical, and social burdens women carry silently through midlife and beyond.
Partner Content How virtual reality supports breast cancer patients to protect their heart in radiation therapy Deep Inspiration Breath Hold is a fascinating area of breast cancer research where supportive care is amplifying positive treatment outcomes.
Tech Monash researchers develop world-first device to track breastmilk intake A world-first device has been developed to support the countless mums who are breastfeeding but wondering if their baby is getting enough milk.
News & Views ‘You don’t look sick’: What chronic illness taught me about work, womanhood & worth The unseen cost of chronic illness on Aussie women’s health, careers, and dignity is a powerful call for change.
News & Views My cousin died by suicide 13 days after giving birth. We must rethink the way perinatal mental health is treated Sarah’s death is a tragic illustration that we need to do more for women experiencing mental health challenges in the perinatal period.
News & Views Women with ADHD higher risk of premenstrual dysphoric disorder: new study Women with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be at higher risk for premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).
News & Views A lightbulb moment: How new mothers can embrace matrescence Matrescence defines the developmental process of becoming a mother. It’s the antidote to the harmful and biologically impossible ‘bounce back’ paradigm.
News & Views How do I get started in the gym lifting weights? Starting at the gym can feel scary at first, but it’s safe, healthy, empowering, and gets easier with time.
News & Views Women in midlife are being left out of the contraception conversation. Here’s why it matters Women in their 40s and 50s are continually overlooked in public health campaigns on contraception despite pregnancy still being possible.
News & Views ‘Not a niche issue’: 1 in 2 Aussie women face poor mental health One in two Australian women are experiencing a mental health issue, while almost one in four women have a serious condition.
News & Views Think teetotallers are killjoys dragging down the economy? The evidence suggests the opposite More young Aussies are choosing to drink less or not at all, leading to a healthier, safer, and more connected society.