Women’s Health News

When you don’t have an expert on hand, information can be confusing and overwhelming which can lead to individuals becoming vaccine hesitant.

Dr Olivia Ong shares her experience of burnout as a medical professional and why she’s using her experience to help others in the same boat.

As businesses improve their family leave policies, there’s one topic that affects half of the population but remains taboo: menopause.

What happens when you urge women to look after the health of a man but fail to tell her to look after her own? We’ve seen what happens.

Studies show that nurses are routinely exposed to more violence than police officers and prison guards – and this won’t change until we do something proactive to solve it, writes Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward, CEO of the Australian College of Nursing.

At Senate Estimates, Professor John Skerritt, head of the TGA, said a final decision could be expected by Christmas.

We need to support women in healthcare so they can continue without risking their personal wellbeing or that of their families.  

Our new series The Women’s Health Project examines areas of women’s health that have been ignored, and what’s being done to change the story.

Henrietta Lacks has been posthumously honoured by the World Health Organisation, which says she was “exploited” for science.

In 2019 I gave birth to a baby girl who was born, as they say, ‘still’. These are some of things I would have liked to have known, writes Rebecca Zwier.

The lives of immunocompromised people in NSW became less free yesterday, as COVID-19 restrictions eased in the state.

Kin Fertility founder Nicole Liu is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons podcast, where she shares her business journey with Shirley Chowdhary.