Women’s Health News

Women’s health has too often been considered a niche area — even though it involves roughly 50% of the world’s population.

Christian Porter took mental health leave after being identified as the politician accused of the historical rape of 16-yearold girl.

Here are some thing which we can do to change our relationship with fear so we aren’t thrown off the things that really matter.

Since Brittany Higgins’ rape claim at Parliament House made headlines last month, I’ve been hyper aware of every #BreakingNews hashtag.

Abortion has been decriminalised in South Australia, after historic reforms passed the state’s upper house on Tuesday afternoon.

I was that girl. The party girl with no off switch, the woman that couldn’t say no, the one tripping up curbs and falling down stairs.

A new nasal spray has been developed to boost the sex drive of some women who experience low libido, which can lead to distress.

If you have heart complications, getting a female cardiologist is actually better than a male cardiologist. Women know women.

If we consider the effects of COVID infection as evidenced by the deaths and long term health effects seen in other parts of the world, it seems a huge privilege to be able to access vaccination for this infection.

Since the pandemic hit, we’re taking less sick days even though we’re living in the most uncertain, challenging and anxiety-inducing times.

There is no way I could have survived pregnancy and the early years of parenthood without yoga, writes Rachael Coopes.

Everyday, four women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and three women die from it. What is Australia doing about it?