The first-of-its-kind study shows why prioritizing natural environments in city planning is essentially a women’s health issue.

Data shows one in 10 men chose not to wear a condom, despite being aware that consistent use can reduce the chance of getting HIV/AIDS.

Furled by user-survivor activists, a new movement seeks to make institutions the last resort and instead address mental health needs through community care and support.

"Failing to thoroughly investigate reports of menstrual changes after vaccination is likely to fuel [vaccine hesitancy]."

Misleading advertising, easy over-the-counter access drive emergency contraceptive pill misuse in young heterosexual women.

My study showed that a staggering 34% of mothers from low-income groups had postpartum depression, and desperately needed psychiatric help.

“Despite the consequences of HPV infections, many women remain unaware of HPV and would benefit from being told of an infection," experts say.

Endometriosis is common and incurable, and gene-based research can shape better treatment options.

“...because of the fat loss pills and birth control pills, body shaming, and PTSD, I never had any sex drive. I never felt attracted to people."

The lack of women in trials of cardiovascular research severs the quality of treatments for heart diseases, increasing the risk of misdiagnosis.

Issues like hypertension and diabetes increased the likelihood of pre-term births and fetal deaths, among other adverse outcomes.

The psychological cost of the condition can be addressed if clinicians ask patients about their mental health when discussing treatments.

The study found that investments made in school meals in previous decades were associated with improvements in future child linear growth.

The findings also suggest "that the brain has the ability to find a new normal after menopause in most women."

"In a situation where people are unable to access items of essential well-being, mental illness is not considered a priority."

The BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations account for about 10% of all breast cancer cases globally.

"Cardiovascular disease in women remains understudied, under-recognized, underdiagnosed, and undertreated."

“It is time our top-down and condescending approach towards dais is changed.”