women’s health

In Beauty, a new essay by Bri Lee, she explores our obsession with thinness and how prolific the pursuit of physical perfection has become.

Results of the National Women’s Health Survey show anxiety is the biggest health concern among women, with young women more likely to be affected.

New research shows the cost of endometriosis is $30,000 a year, most of which is due to lost productivity while women are experiencing high levels of pain.

In her book Pain and Prejudice, Gabrielle Jackson explores how women’s pain is viewed and treated, not just by the medical profession, but by wider society.

Dr Kudzau Kanthtu researches housing as a social determinant of refugee settlement outcomes. This year, she’s been nominated for our Leadership Awards.

Most women accept that even though they may not have a history of mental illness mums getting screened for psychosis is critical for the safety of children.

Medical science has sidelined women’s health and disregarded women’s pain. This is a guide for teenage women navigating the medical system.

Want to vote for women? The Women’s Electoral Lobby has released a Federal Election Scorecard ranking the major political parties’ commitment to women

Facebook has rejected advertisments for the annual Pink Buns campaign the Breast Cancer Network Australia runs with Baker’s Delight.

In the lead up to the 2019 federal election Dr Neela Janakiramanan examines health issues affecting women, starting with reproductive rights.

The announcement is part of a new National Women’s Health Strategy 2020-2030 that will focus on improving women’s health in multiple areas.

Any day now some 3000 Sacred Djapwurrung birthing trees are due to be cut down by VicRoads. Protestors are urging the Premier Daniel Andrews to intervene.