Women’s Health News

Australian women who received pelvic mesh and sling implants win compensation in a $105m settlement with Boston Scientific.

Women in the health and care sector earn roughly 24 percent less than their male colleagues, a large gap compare to other economic sectors.

A pregnant woman was fined $AUS314 for driving in a T2 lane by herself, but it’s a penalty she is now fighting to be overturned

Exercise almost any time of day can help reduce your stress levels and improve sleep, writes Len De Nys and Anna Catriona Whittaker.

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare have released their latest report on the nation’s health, revealing trends in our health.

Abortion is a health care right. Politicians are not doctors, but they do need to mend abortion access in Australia.

Male MPs in the UK experienced menopausal symptoms when they wore vests that simulated the feeling of a hot flush.

A snap protest in Perth on Monday afternoon saw Australia’s first public rally over the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade.

The NSW government has announced $100 million investment to improve women’s safety in public places, at home and in the workplace across NSW. 

In the U.S, a concerning yet underreported crisis has been plaguing the country for the past two years – a shortage of tampons.

A new drug to treat postpartum depression which previously had to be injected has been developed. Now patients may take an oral capsule. 

SMH is facing backlash over ‘outing’ of Rebel Wilson over the weekend. Columnist Andrew Hornery caused more controversy with his ‘apology’.