Reproductive health

The government should help address 'period poverty' by making free sanitary products available in public places, including workplaces.

CIPD research highlights a significant gap in HR support for people experiencing fertility issues at work.

Possible gaps in NHS screening could be leaving pregnant women at risk of perinatal mental illnesses, a Royal College has warned.

A UK university is aiming to study the impact of menopause symptoms on autistic people, including what sort of support...

Research by Pregnant Then Screwed highlights the discrimination faced by women undergoing infertility treatment.

Employers risk losing staff if they fail to acknowledge and support them with the psychological impact of menopause.

Mental health services too often fail to consider the impact of menopause on wellbeing and emotional health, potentially leaving women...

Broadcaster Channel 4 has launched a period policy with the support of its gender equality employee network, 4Womxn.
The company...

As many as three in four women (75%) say they would not go to a doctor about potential endometriosis symptoms,...

The government has appointed its first 'menopause employment champion', The Adecco Group's Helen Tomlinson.

Women may be more likely to suffer from migraines during their menstrual cycles because of changes to oestrogen levels in...

Many UK workers remain unsure whether the symptoms of endometriosis constitute a ‘fair’ reason for taking time off work, according...

It’s important to be aware of the inequalities in healthcare provision and health outcomes for men, women, transgender, non-binary and...

The government has rejected the women and equalities commission's call to add menopause to the list of protected characteristics.

Six in 10 have been 'dismissed' by a healthcare professional, according to research that finds low confidence in the UK's healthcare system.