Scientists have used bionic tissue transplants to help pigs regain normal erectile functioning – a “promising” development for treating penile injuries in humans.

The iKnife, a revolutionary surgical device, takes seconds to detect womb cancer in women, making it possible to provide point-of-care diagnosis and expedite treatment.

Limited women-only rehabilitation centers and systemic issues restrict women’s access to treatment for substance abuse.

The UN flagged cholera infections in at least 30 nations this year -- compared to the last five years' average of fewer than 20 countries.

Long term consistent exposure to metals like lead and cadmium -- even in small amounts -- can lead to a variety of health problems.

This helps test treatments for bacterial vaginosis, study the vaginal microbiome, and bridge knowledge gaps about women’s health.

A new study in mice debunks the popular belief that women are “scaled down” versions of men.

Identifying microbes associated with synthesising chemicals associated with depression can help understand and treat it.

Compared to men, alcohol use disorder was found to be more common among women who had adverse childhood experiences.

The effects are similar to those previously observed as a result of violence, neglect, and family dysfunction.

Financial incentives for weight loss stigmatizes weight as a moral failure, equates size with health, and individualizes a systemic crisis.

Researchers say reducing exposure of pregnant women to PM2.5 can improve maternal health and address the unequal burden of stillbirths.

Media reports about a ‘zombie’ virus deliberately misstate facts. What are the public health implications of misleading information?

Children born during this time of recession showed genetic markers of accelerated aging.

Experts say the pandemic hindered vaccine coverage — but the disproportionate burden is carried by the poor.

“I believe we are in the phase of mental health care where we recognize that we may have to discard old findings, modify the existing ones and research newer possibilities."

The presence of harmful chemicals in pads is especially alarming since the vagina can absorb them at a much higher rate than, say, the skin.

Gender-affirmative therapy may have a protective effect on declining sleep health among transgender youth, researchers say.