Women aged between 18 and 65 who present with uncomplicated UTIs can head to the pharmacist instead of the GP,though doctors warn misdiagnoses can be dangerous.
Those annoying,expensively frequent visits to the doctor may soon be a thing of the past now that WA is catching up with other states when it comes to the Pill.
More than 420 medicines are in short supply,including hormone replacement therapies. Medical experts warn the shortages are at best frustrating and at worst dangerous.
The federal budget rolled out a number of measures directed at women,but how much of an impact will they have?
People who spend their working lives trying to manage risk in return for long-term financial gain often fail to apply those lessons to their own health.
Gwyneth Paltrow is nowhere to be seen as the no-nonsense duo take aim at underwear magnets and other guff.
Democrats are capitalising after Arizona’s high court upheld a 160-year-old abortion ban and put women’s health at the centre of the 2024 presidential election.
More mothers are choosing the procedure to mark the end of their breastfeeding years. Some experts warn the trend fuels unrealistic expectations about body image.
The Sydney woman says the vaginal swab alternative to a Pap smear is “much less invasive than a COVID test up the nose”.
Government workers will get a 3 per cent pay rise,an average bonus of $1400 and women’s health leave under a new agreement,according to their union.
Women are relying on menopause treatments that can cost $50 a month because many hormonal therapies aren’t subsidised in Australia.