Women’s Health News

One in two Australian women are experiencing a mental health issue, while almost one in four women have a serious condition. 

More young Aussies are choosing to drink less or not at all, leading to a healthier, safer, and more connected society.

Women in England and Wales will no longer be prosecuted for having an abortion, after British lawmakers voted to decriminalise the procedure in an amendment to the government’s crime and policing bill.

Nearly one in four Aussie teens face mental health struggles by Year 10, with girls and gender-diverse youth hardest hit.

Ray White’s Kate Hansen overcame countless health battes to build a life she loves and a flourishing career in real estate.

Almost a million Australians are delaying or skipping specialist care because of the high cost, according to a new report.

Preference for baby boys may be coming to an end, with parents increasingly valuing daughters over sons for a range of possible reasons.

A new initiative aims to improve accessibility for autistic women to receive life-saving mammograms, amid a gap in screening rates.

Bindi Irwin has joined forces with the World Health Organisation to push for greater awareness and call for more action on endometriosis.

NSW Deputy Premier and education minister Prue Car says she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is taking personal leave.

The five-year survivorship for lung cancer is 26 per cent. That is too low. The launch of the National Screening Program is just the start.