Women’s Health News

The latest ABS statistics paint a grim picture of the higher rates of mental illness and self-harm across Australia’s queer community. 

More than half of women do not work out as much as they want to, according to new research highlighting the ‘gender exercise gap’.

New research from Nurofen shows over half (55 per cent) of women feel that they had their pain ignored or dismissed.

Mothers deserve to be seen, heard, and prioritised. It’s our collective responsibility to create a society where maternal health is a genuine priority.

Storyteller, cancer survivor and new mother Briony Benjamin shares her health advice and encourages women to trust their body’s intuition.

Australia’s drug regulator has approved the first treatment for endometriosis in 13 years to relieve debilitating pain for sufferers of the condition.

Alabama has ruled that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law, leaving reproductive rights advocates gravely concerned.

A new Jean Hailes report shows that women support additional paid leave for all conditions, not just menstrual or menopause leave.

Women need to exercise only half as much as men to reach the same level of health, a new study from the US has revealed. 

Feminist narratives are being misused to market useless health products to women, according to new research highlighting gender inequity.

To bring together diverse women in the science and health, Franklin Women and Organon have partnered to launch a Members Connect Series.