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Sexual violence affects millions of people, yet much of its impact remains unseen. Beyond the immediate trauma, survivors often experience lasting physical, emotional, and mental health consequences that ripple through families and communities for years

Girls who are overweight or obese from as young as six years old could face a much lower chance of becoming mothers later in life, new research suggests

Pa. —Jennifer Green has been named head coach for the Penn State Nittany Lion women’s gymnastics program. Green, the reigning Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year, heads to Penn State after one of the most dominant years in Air Force gymnastics history and a NCAA Regional appearance, the first for the program since 2002

JAKARTA – Obesity is still often seen as a matter of appearance or numbers on the scales. In fact, this condition is a chronic metabolic disease that affects various aspects of women’s health

The healthcare company Tia Inc., which has clinics in California, has told patients they weren’t pregnant – when they actually were – and were otherwise misdiagnosed. That’s according to a new investigation by the LA Public Press and The 19th, which outlines patients’ criticisms of the company

Ottawa, ON (July 25, 2026) — Canada’s Women’s Artistic Gymnastics team captured the silver medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, finishing with a score of 157.300. For the second consecutive day, Canada reached the podium as the Canadian women showcased their depth, consistency and resilience across all four apparatus to earn a Commonwealth silver medal. 

Speaking in London a day before facing Julien Alfred over 200m, the triple Olympic champion said she may take on the research gap in elite women’s health once her season ends in Budapest this September

In 1998, Women’s Health Research at Yale launched its pilot project program, granting Yale researchers funding for studies that advance understanding of the health of women or the influence of sex differences on health. Since then, they’ve awarded more than $6 million

Policymakers and financial industry leaders highlighted a shift in how financial inclusion of women was being measured, from number of people connected to how financial inclusion helped them improve their wellbeing

Connecticut lawmakers advanced several initiatives this year designed toexpand access to women’s health services and improve care statewide. This includes boosting research on endometriosis, establishing foundational toolkits for providers,public awareness campaigns and more.