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Laws, rules and decisions that shape working lives.
Sally Morton has been named one of the top women leaders in education for 2026 by Women We Admire, recognition that puts a statistics and policy career inside the wider conversation about who shapes modern education.
A 163-gene panel covering more than 100 medically actionable conditions is now available direct to consumers, with genetic counselling included and clear limits on what results can say.
Applications run from 1 August to 30 September, with no fee and awards reviewed on need, medical documentation and personal narrative.
The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls will close at the end of 2027 as Winfrey moves her education work to a national scholarship model.
Teal Health's UC Davis pilot tests whether at-home HPV self-collection can close cervical cancer screening gaps for overdue patients.
The Global Wellness Summit's Phuket agenda places women's health and longevity medicine inside a USD 6.8 trillion wellness economy conversation.
A new alliance from BlackRock, Carhartt, Ford and Google makes skilled-trades training a current careers story with direct relevance for women entering nontraditional work.
NexGold says a Wellness Advisory Group of female Mi'kmaw leaders is advising the Goldboro project on Indigenous-focused wellness measures.
A Flo Health study of 7,640 U.S. women found 34 percent of those aged 35 and older were unsure of their reproductive stage, with uncertainty highest among women aged 40 to 44 approaching perimenopause.
Iris Telehealth introduced an integrated women's behavioral health model built into fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, NICU and menopause care journeys, alongside a survey pointing to a gap between recognition and treatment.
Southern Black Girls and Women's Consortium moved its 2026 Joy and Justice Tour through Fort Lauderdale and Eatonville, pairing gender-based violence and maternal health advocacy with community wellness programming.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority welcomed a wide-ranging 2026 Alpha Omega Chapter honorary class in Nashville, elevating women leading in public office, health advocacy, sports, journalism and community safety.
AdvaMed used a 30 June webinar to put investment, product development and clinical representation in women's health on the medtech agenda.
A new Lancet-published analysis finds no cervical cancer deaths among women aged 20 to 24 in England between 2020 and 2024, crediting the HPV vaccination programme — even as uptake slips.
A new Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report finds women in every Atlantic Canadian province still earn less than men, with the gap widening for racialized, Indigenous, immigrant and disabled women.
A short guide to the policy debates that quietly determine pay, hours, childcare and what happens when something goes wrong.