Womens Health

In several countries pregnant women confirmed or suspected to have COVID-19 are being required to have caesarean sections or be separated from their newborn babies

As the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us all too well, good health policy depends on prior planning, decisive action, and a willingness to spend money.  

The children of mothers with long-term depression have been found to be at higher risk than others of behavioural problems and poor development. University

More than three out of four of South Australians support decriminalisation of abortion and agree abortion should be regulated under health law, and nine out of ten support

To mark today’s International Day of Action on Women’s Health (May 28), a newly formed coalition of key stakeholders and clinician experts is advocating rapid

For the first time, a study – led by UNSW Medicine – has estimated a woman’s chances of having a second IVF baby. Women have a good chance

Australia’s only not-for-profit dedicated to providing continuous support for pregnant women – Birth for Humankind – is calling for more support for their

BreastScreen SA will resume services at four metropolitan screening clinics, with new X-ray machines installed, after coronavirus restrictions were eased.

New powers passed in state parliament should be used to ensure safe access to abortion care for SA women during COVID-19, the Human Rights Law Centre says.

Federal and state ministers will meet tomorrow to decide whether to compel alcohol manufacturers to include clear labels

Growing up, and into young adulthood, Dominique Ribeiro Da Silva lost count of the number of doctors who told her she was overreacting, imagining things, or to go away and

Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) are studying how natural disasters affect pregnant women, to help better understand this vulnerable group and the

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition. When using the definition supported by the international

Despite progress in reducing the rate of adolescent pregnancy, more than 16 million

Researchers have developed a simple blood test that measures the body’s own immune response to improve diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is

Women who experience premature menopause are significantly more likely to develop multiple chronic conditions, according to a new study by The University of Queensland.

The number of people with diabetes is expected to increase from 463 million in 2019 to 700 mill

Around one in six Australian women have had

Red Nose Australia welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement today that it has awarded significant new funding to Red Nose and its partners to launch a national

The new WellBeing WILD magazine made a statement last month by launching with Anxiety as the lead cover story, in a media product designed for Millennial Women.