Women’s Health News

Women in the U.S spend billions more each year on health care compared to men — shelling out up to $US15.4 billion more every year.

Young women who regularly engage with social media are more likely to consider cosmetic surgery, a new study has found.

A study has found that in 57 per cent of domestic violence events at least one coercive control behaviour was recorded by police.

21-year-old Varsha Yajman reflects on her experiences with an eating disorder, and her feelings of never being ‘sick enough’ to be taken seriously.

NSW hospitals will now be equip with dozens more sexual assault nurse examiners as numbers of sexual assault cases continue to rise. 

Iis women in the peak of their working years who are often left to suffer without much support, according to CEO Painaustralia Giulia Jones.

Chanel Contos’ new book, “Consent Laid Bare”, advocates for affirmative and enthusiastic consent to be the mainstream.

This ‘R U Ok Day’, we’ve put together a list of some of the leading support services for women’s mental health in Australia.

A new study has revealed a disturbingly high level of conservative views on gender equality is still being held among many Australians. 

Women’s health is a conversation that needs greater attention from everyone, including those who can make policy changes.