women’s health

It’s World Menopause Month, and Dr Fatima Khan says medicine is still too quick to dismiss the link between hormones and mental health.

It was bitterly disappointing to watch One Nation turn Jacqui Lambie’s health issue – a vaginal prolapse into a punchline.

Sam Wood, is splashed across headlines in connection with stomach-churning allegations of domestic and family violence.

A leading Dutch dictionary has introduced a new word for labia after a successful campaign to reduce shame around women’s bodies.

For Alessia and Kelly, living with IBD means managing pain, hospital stays and the everyday disruptions that others rarely see.

Rates of gonorrhoea and syphilis have increased by more than 50% over the past decade, with experts warning of concerning spikes for women.

The HYROX poo incident poses the question: when did being fit become a test of how much suffering we can endure?

Women founders are using AI to transform women’s health. It’s happening in Australia, and we should do everything possible to keep this innovation here.

Ovarian cancer research must improve, giving women better diagnostic tools, earlier answers and the care they deserve.

Women are taught to earn joy. We can have it after the work is finished, everyone is happy, every need has been met.