women’s health

In NSW, the Mental Health Alliance says they’re concerned of the number of people with mental health challenges amid a workforce shortage.

New research highlights a significant disparity in cardiovascular disease care for women in the Asia-Pacific region. 

Women in New South Wales will soon be able to access a resupply of the oral contraceptive pill from a certified pharmacist without a new prescription.

Most people with menopause symptoms do not receive appropriate care. These barriers are compounded for women who have a disability and/or are LGBTQIA+.

Decades of wellbeing and welfare progress around contraception and family planning are being undermined by misinformation and disinformation.

A Canadian study suggests women carrying babies through surrogacy may face higher health risks than other pregnant women.

Research into women’s health is getting a huge boost in the US after the Pentagon announced a $ 731 million investment into further studies. 

Pregnant women across Australia could be offered a free vaccine to treat respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) from next year.

A successful femtech startup changing the game in menstrual health has rebranded its name to reflect the strength of women. 

Dementia medication prescriptions has jumped by 46% in Australia in the past decade as more people seek therapies to help slow progression.

A picture of women’s health around the world has been painted by new research ranking the best countries out of 167 nations. 

A new report from Deloitte has highlighted the massive cost of incontinence– a condition mostly affecting women– to the Australian economy.