People who were more stressed experienced heavier menstrual bleeding than usual, with their periods lasting longer than they did before.

The pandemic changed the nature of tuberculosis treatment for women – as gendered barriers relating to stigma and mobility worsened during the lockdown.

“Women are the main caregivers in our society; they tend to TB patients and become susceptible to the disease," said an expert.

While endometriosis itself isn’t cancerous, scientists found a genetic link between the two that could help treatment for both.

The researchers looked at 15,000 participants to show how two key compounds in cannabis help in reducing diabetes risk.

Routine smear tests could identify ovarian, breast, womb, and cervical cancers -- which would be a “game-changer” for women’s health.

Content focusing on menopause, pelvic pain, pregnancy, and menstrual health was removed for violating “adult product” policies.

The thus-far elusive discovery pinpoints the exact region involved and can help survivors of sexual trauma and dysfunction, say researchers.

"[People] have to bear with such a bad quality of life, when a simple diagnosis and an even simpler treatment can change that.”

“It's almost like institutionalized violence in a way, where you are reinforcing the notions of the society in the therapeutic context,” an expert notes.

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.