Women’s Health News

Just over 60% of women report cognitive difficulties during their menopause transition, writes Caroline Gurvich, Chen Zhu, and Shalini Arunogiri.

New Monash research has found that Bumble does not actually empower women as well as it claims.

A report into Mothers and Babies show that interventions in birth in Australia are rising sharply, but despite this, babies are dying at a similar rate.

How much fitness is enough? When does a relationship with exercise move to extreme levels? And what role does Instagram play?

How can small business owners recalibrate after an exhausting couple of years? Here’s how to overcome the burnout.

ABS study has found that half of women in Australia have experienced some sort of sexual harassment in their lifetime.

While most women who try for a baby will succeed, some won’t, and some will have fewer children than they had planned to have.

A series of anti-abortion legislation throughout America in 2022 may be inevitable, as rising the rising horror for women increases.

On the latest instalment of The Women’s Health Project, we delve into the pelvic floor to learn more about its essential role in supporting overall wellbeing.

A new study from the US has revealed that women face more stress at work because they are better at keeping to deadlines than men. 

Improving diagnosis is the key to improving assisted reproductive therapy (ART) success for women with endometriosis.

RACGP has released their latest edition of guidelines for health practitioners on ways to care for patients experiencing family violence.