women’s health

The unfolding crisis in NSW public psychiatric services coupled with the national emergency of domestic violence could create a catastrophe.

Even “mild” menopause symptoms can shake the foundations of a woman’s life, and it’s time we treated them with the respect they deserve.

The women’s health gap can be attributed to a range of conditions that affect women disproportionately, including heart disease.

Women disproportionately bear the mental load of family management, impacting their careers and well-being.

Women in Australia experience more chronic conditions than men, potentially leading to higher health-care costs..

Stigmatisation and dismissal of pain are all too often associated with women’s health outcomes. What improvements were made in 2024?

Women who suffered chronic pain and bleeding have lost a class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Bayer over a contraceptive device. 

Menopause can last for many years and have a profound effect on a woman’s life. Here are five key things to know about it.

Australia stands at the cusp of a transformative opportunity in women’s health innovation, writes Dina Titkova from UNSW Founders.

Women who have a high genetic risk of depression are more likely to develop heart disease, even in the absence of a depression diagnosis.

Women living with endometriosis will have access to a new treatment on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for the first time in three decades.