Women's Health

5 Things You Shouldn't Be Putting Anywhere Near Your Vagina, According To Dr Jen Gunter

From feminine wash to CBD capsules, the gynaecologist famed for de-Gooping the internet runs us through her red flags.
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Are Your Periods Unbearably Heavy? This Keyhole Surgery Could Help

After the surgery, women reported improvements in pelvic pain and pain during sex.
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Pregnancy Stress 'Heightens Risk Of Personality Disorders In Children'

This is the first study of its kind.
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Parents Shy Away From Saying The Word ‘Vagina’ – And Use Euphemisms Instead

Less than a fifth use the anatomically correct terms with their daughters, opting for phrases like 'bits', 'front bottom', or 'fairy'.
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I Had A Miscarriage And Learned That Everything I Thought I Knew About Them Was Wrong

Everything that happened was a surprise.
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Single Women Denied IVF On NHS Because Single Mums Place 'Greater Burden On Society'

The policy in south east London reflects a disinvestment in NHS IVF across the country.
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Are Weight Loss Injections Safe?

Everything you need to know about the jabs that promise "the weight loss results you want".
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The NHS Is Slowly Cancelling Free IVF – And This Is The Impact It's Having

As Cambridgeshire and Peterborough becomes the fifth area to cut all services, three couples share their experiences.
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Gemma Collins, No One Needs To Sniff Your Fingers – These Are The Symptoms Of A Yeast Infection

The GC left viewers shocked when she asked her stylist for a big favour on her ITVBe reality series Diva Forever. Here's how to check for a yeast infection.
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Venezuelan Women Seeking Healthcare Services From Colombia As Crisis Continues

With healthcare services in Venezuela decimated by the economic and political crisis, Venezuelan women needing medical assistance, including pre and post-natal care, are heading to neighbouring Colombia. According to Save the Children, which runs a sexual and reproductive health clinic in the border town of Maicao, inflation has driven prices of condoms and the contraceptive pill to the equivalent of around a quarter of the monthly salary on minimum wage.
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