Women with drug addiction are more likely to access treatment when enrolled in Medicaid alongside other government support programmes, new research suggests. The study found that...
By Chloe Skidmore, Technical Assistant, Reddie & Grose LLP As the conversation around menopause continues to gain long-overdue visibility, FemTech is playing a pivotal role in...
MPs have voted to scrap criminal penalties for women in England and Wales who end their own pregnancies, following a string of controversial cases in recent...
Brands are missing a significant opportunity to help close the gender gap in healthcare, with millions of UK women remaining unrepresented in visual ads, according to...
Routine mental health screening for new fathers is needed to protect child development, experts have warned, citing research linking paternal depression to poorer outcomes in children....
Millions of women in the UK say their menstrual cycle influences key decisions about how they live, from what they wear to when they exercise. A...
High blood pressure during pregnancy may raise the risk of seizures in children, according to new research. The condition, known as gestational hypertension, affects nearly 16...
A Cumbria Police inspector has received an award for her decade-long effort to bring menopause workplace policies into force. Inspector Diane Bradbury was presented with the...
A chemical linked to fertility problems has been found in 31 of 32 major rivers tested across the UK, raising concern over widespread environmental exposure. The...
A new trial will test whether workplace-based exercise can ease the transition back to work for women recovering from breast cancer treatment. An initial 12-week study...
A new training programme in Wales is helping GPs to recognise the symptoms of endometriosis earlier, the Welsh Government says. The Endometriosis in Primary Care training...
Femtech World explores the latest research developments in women’s health. Global study underscores overlooked health changes during menopause A new study has highlighted critical and often...
Women’s Health Week Europe has unveiled its Agenda at a Glance for 2025, revealing an ambitious programme designed to tackle the most critical challenges facing the...
A couple who had been trying to conceive for 19 years have become the first to achieve pregnancy using an artificial intelligence system designed to detect...
By Chaitra Vedullapalli We’re asking the wrong question. For years, leaders have been told to “pursue happiness” — for themselves, for their teams, for their culture....
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...
Despite incredible advances in medical science and digital innovation, a persistent and well-documented gender health gap continues to impact millions of women worldwide. From underfunded research...
Short-term bets, long-term needs: Rethinking investment in women’s health By Morgan Rose, CNM, WHNP-BC, IBCLC | Chief Science Officer, Ema Most investors treat women’s health as...
Black and Latinx women are more likely to face serious complications during planned repeat caesareans than White women, new US research has found. While complication rates...
Women who experience trauma or hardship in childhood may have up to twice the risk of developing endometriosis later in life, new research has found. A...
