Women's Health

The startup sportswear brand XX-XY Athletics is eager to add star talent and go viral on social media in 2025 after a huge first year.

Johnson & Johnson faces a new lawsuit seeking damages and medical monitoring for women who developed or might develop cancer, allegedly as a result of using J&J's talc products.

A California fertility provider is giving the gift of potential motherhood to three lucky women. To commemorate its 35th anniversary, HRC Fertility has announced an IVF treatment giveaway.

The Food and Drug Administration plans to recommend a ban on formaldehyde in hair-straightening products after research suggests that it's linked to hormone cancers and adverse health effects.

A woman has filed a lawsuit against Disney World after a ride down the Humunga Kowabunga at the Typhoon Lagoon water park led to an 'injurious wedgie.'

The Clearblue Menopause Stage Indicator allows women to identify which stage of menopause they’re likely in through a first-of-its-kind at-home test.

As tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams remain silent on whether biological men should compete in women's sports, swimmer Riley Gaines wants them to feel "pressured" to speak out.

The Food and Drug Administration is nearing its decision on whether to allow HRA Pharma to sell its Opill birth control pill in the U.S. without requiring a prescription.

Swimmer Riley Gaines, who tied with transgender athlete Lia Thomas in the NCAA championships last year, criticizes ESPN for spotlighting Thomas for Women's History Month.

Bayer has announced plans to shift its efforts away from women’s health to focus on diseases, cardiovascular disease, neurology, oncology and immunology.

Adidas has released a new running safety survey that says most women around the world worry about their safety, potential attacks and harassment when they go on runs.

Tampax is being accused of “sexualizing women” after posting a controversial tweet that has now gone viral, leading for calls to boycott the company.

A London-based feminine products company is facing backlash on social media after referring to its customers as “bleeders” rather than women.

Add mastectomy bras to Victoria’s Secret’s lingerie lineup as the company continues to ditch its supermodel-based marketing in favor of courting real-world women.