What to know about Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s new president

The country's first female president is a Maduro loyalist but has been called a pragmatic socialist

Self-injected birth control brings freedom

'Transformative' to women in Africa, Asia

Why women’s health is the next global frontier

A discussion with Kammerle Schneider, PATH's chief global health officer

How PATH advances women's health worldwide

Seattle global health organization has a keen focus on women and children

Dry January is more popular than ever

An estimated 33% of Americans participated in 2025

Understanding the health risks of early menopause

New research sheds light on possible early symptoms that could help medical professionals

AI bias against older working women

Flawed AI has enormous potential to influence workplace hiring and career progression

Higher-ed embraces FemTech

Universities are adding courses and focusing research on women's health

Young women demand a seat at the table

Girls and young women see a world where women are underrepresented

DEI changes could surprisingly shift an already lopsided college landscape

How DEI rollbacks on college campuses could impact white male students

Corporate progress for women is slipping. Here’s how to fix it.

LeanIn.org calls for more engaged management and sponsorship programs, especially for early-career women

ACA clash: Reform, repeal or rerun?

ACA subsidies expire at the end of December. What happens then?

Gates Foundation: Global health cuts put millions of children at risk

Deaths of children are rising for the first time this century

Women mayors face threats, criticism

They're more likely to face questions about their competence and work-life balance

Hypertension hits women hard

Awareness is on the rise

Hockey study breaks the ice on sweat science for women athletes

Women are shaping the future of wearable health

Women are insisting on fashion as well as functionality

Women still drive the vast majority of holiday labor

Besides prep and cleaning, women are also responsible for much of the emotional management for guests and family

Women’s networking needs a rewrite, not a refresh

Why women must adopt new strategies to overcome bias

Jen Barnes’ Rough & Tumble becomes ground zero for women’s sports culture

Sports bar is going full throttle as women's sports surge

The women’s sports boom that advertisers can’t ignore

Women's sports is set to explode in the next five years

SNAP: How it works, new concerns

Chief calls out bias behind the ‘women aren’t ambitious’ trope

How women are redefining leadership

Nia Mostacero: Facing the fog with fierce determination

Idaho resident Nia Mostacero lives with CTE. She wants to share her journey to help others.