women’s health

The Uncomfortable Feed features a series of uncomfortable videos on social media to make the viewer empathise with mothers who breastfeed.

Here’s a look back at some new developments into women’s health research in 2023 and what they could mean for the future.

Dr Cathy Kezelman, President of the Blue Knot Foundation, shares strategies for navigating the holiday season in the face of complex trauma.

A woman in the US has been charged with abuse of a corpse after miscarrying her foetus at 21 weeks pregnant.

Outdated pseudoscience that having a baby cures endometriosis is still being touted to women– new study reveals “profound” negative impacts.

Women’s healthcare company, Organon, releases the Australian Fertility Report, revealing gaps in fertility knowledge among Australian women.

Where is the place of chronic skin conditions in the body positivity movement? Especially when we have been socialised to be repulsed by rashes.

A new #SportYourPeriod Initiative is empowering youth and menstruators to engage in sports fearlessly while they’re menstruating. 

To create a more inclusive society for people with a disability, it’s important to listen to the voices of those with lived experience.

‘Thriving’ is a timely performance poem film as women and girls in Australia living with HIV make up 12 per cent of the population.

The US data offers insight into young women’s health and shows some interesting correlations with this population here in Australia. 

Edwina Sharrock shares her perspective on the acquisition of Birth Beat and her vision for the future of female entrepreneurship.