New Fitness Guide Aims to Boost Female Representation in Elite Military Roles
A new fitness guide aims to increase female participation in elite military roles.
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Allegations of a ‘Cabal of Men’ in Labour’s Cabinet
Louise Haigh accuses Keir Starmer's allies of mistreating women in the cabinet.
AI Blood Test Could Transform Cancer Diagnosis for Women
A new AI blood test could spare thousands of women from painful cancer exams.
New Tests Aim to Reduce Endometriosis Diagnosis Time
New tests could drastically reduce the long wait for endometriosis diagnosis.
The Erosion of Public Outrage Over Dowry Murders in India
Dowry murders in India are increasingly ignored, despite thousands of deaths each year.
Heatwaves Highlight Gender and Economic Inequalities
Heatwaves are intensifying existing inequalities, particularly affecting women and low-income families.
The Evolving Narrative of Abortion: Pain and History
The abortion debate often abstracts women's personal experiences, highlighting the need for a more compassionate dialogue.
Honouring a Codebreaker: Mary Body’s Legacy
Mary Body's contributions as a Bletchley codebreaker are finally recognised with a blue plaque.
New Guidelines for PMOS: A Step Towards Better Women’s Health
New NHS guidelines aim to improve diagnosis and management of PMOS for women.
Labour Women Demand Gender Equality in Government
Labour women urge Burnham to ensure gender equality in government roles.
New Sentencing Plans for Domestic Killers Could Change Justice Landscape
Proposed changes could increase sentences for domestic murder, reflecting the severity of these crimes.
The Hidden Crisis of Gender-Based Violence in Cyberscam Centres
Women trafficked to cyberscam centres face severe gender-based violence, revealing a hidden crisis.