Three Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill to restrict companies from collecting or sharing reproductive health data, in response to growing concerns over digital surveillance following...
Women in England and Wales would no longer face criminal charges for ending their own pregnancies under legal changes to be voted on by MPs next...
A record gap has emerged between women and men in the US on abortion rights, with 61 per cent of women now identifying as pro-choice compared...
Women aged 25 to 49 in England will be invited for cervical screening every five years instead of three, if they test negative for human papillomavirus...
Women using weight loss injections have been advised to use reliable contraception after the UK’s medicines regulator received 40 reports of pregnancies—some of them unexpected, despite...
A self-collection device for cervical cancer screening has shown equivalent effectiveness to traditional clinic-based testing, according to new research that could help address screening gaps affecting...
New research has revealed that the use of combined oral contraceptives (OCs) is associated with a threefold increase in the risk of cryptogenic ischaemic stroke (CIS)...
US regulators have approved the first at-home vaginal self-collection device for cervical cancer screening, offering women an alternative to in-clinic exams. The Teal Wand, developed by women’s...
Diagnostics company Visby Medical has been granted De Novo authorisation for the Visby Medical Women’s Sexual Health Test by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)...
Women’s digital health company Twentyeight Health has secures US$10m funding to expand its services in order to help lower barriers to sexual and reproductive care in...
