Women’s Health News

Jenny believes women are at risk of falling into the “Brown Out Zone”. It’s not quite burnout, but it’s overwork, exhaustion and it’s persistent.

Soy Niña has distributed emotional support kits to more than 120 girls in the Desamparados county, a gesture to ensure girls are not left behind during COVID-19.

Pixii is a service that provides eco-friendly, plastic-free tampons and pads to workplaces and schools, in a bid to end period stigma.

In this regular column ‘Dear Danni’, Dannielle Miller shares some tips on parenting kids aged 10+ following reader questions.

This week, research from Circulation: Heart Failure revealed that women who get heart attacks received less care than men.

Jacinta Parsons is a radio broadcaster & author who explores living with Crohn’s Disease and losing her body to medicine in Unseen.

We need to talk about social media, and the disturbing potential it has to impact people’s mental health, writes Sarah Liberty.

Normalising and increasing the dialogue on wholistic health, mental health and coping strategies is imperative, writes Pallavi Sinha.

Monash University has accelerated the development of al medicine designed to prevent postpartum haemorrhage, the leading cause of maternal mortality.

Endometriosis affects 10% of women, but many live with the painful symptoms of the condition for years without a diagnosis.

If you haven’t seen a therapist before, these are the steps you need to take to get started, writes Louise Stone from ANU.

Tegan Carrison says the flaws in Australia’s mental health system disproportionately impact women who represents almost 80% of all psychologists.