Inoya didn’t begin with a pitch deck, it began with questions about the gaps in education and open dialogue around sustainable period care. If you're as curious as we were, read on:
- Missing Perspectives
Victoria will set a new statewide ‘standard’ for women’s pain care after a landmark ‘Inquiry into Women’s Pain’ found women’s widespread concerns about medical misogyny, gender bias in healthcare, and feelings of being ignored or dismissed by clinicians.
- Alicia Vrajlal
Australia is on track to become the first country to eliminate cervical cancer by 2035 - and here's the rundown.
- Sunny Adcock
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a mental health condition that can have a devastating impact on menstrual health, relationships, and everyday life—yet it remains largely invisible in many Asian, including South Asian, mental health conversations.
- Jaishree Kumar
"This Women’s Health Week 2025, I want every girl and woman in Australia to know that you don’t have to navigate your health care alone."
- Missing Perspectives
As no surprise to anyone, Australia’s venture capital landscape, the odds are still stacked against women.
- Missing Perspectives
Despite growing conversations, deep-rooted menstrual taboos and myths still persist across Nepal. These are the women trying to change that – Ridhi Agrawal reports.
- Ridhi Agrawal
What does it mean to go “low-contact”? And why does it feel especially complicated for those of us from collectivist or immigrant backgrounds? - Aastha Agrawal explores this.
- Aastha Agrawal