Today is International Women's Day, a day borne out of the labour and suffrage movements
in North America and Europe at the turn of the last century. Since then March 8th has …

As the holiday season ends and we dive into the new year filled with hope and promises, I
wonder if 2024 will be the year we make substantial advances in women's health and take …

Women's health is closely linked to a nation's level of development, with the leading causes
of death in women in resource-poor nations attributable to preventable causes. Unlike many …

When the Editors of World Medical & Health Policy (WMHP) released a Call for Papers on
Women's Health in Global Perspective last year, it was our intent to bring light to global …

In the twenty-first century, the complex relationship between women's health and rights has
been influenced by a range of interconnected challenges, including gender inequity …

As we look to 2030, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide us with a roadmap
for attention and emphasis. Focusing on the SDGs without a gender lens or recognition of …

The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is observed on February 11 every year
to advance equal access and involvement of women in the fields of science, technology …

Health, a fundamental human right, is still denied to many women throughout the world,
often because their lower social and economic status increases their specific biological …

Last November, the United Nations announced we are 8 billion. The number is staggering
and reflects the improvements in health care, nutrition, hygiene, and advances in medicine …

May 28 is the International Day of Action for Women's Health. When thinking about women's
health, one often thinks of ''obstetrics and gynecology''as a catch-all term. Indeed, the …