Women's health issues have long been ignored or dismissed by medical professionals, but social media has proven to be a powerful tool for empowering women, raising awareness, and demanding better health care.

Women’s representation in international diplomacy is alarmingly low, finds a report from LSE IDEAS, the LSE’s foreign policy think tank.

Women are more pessimistic than men about their chances of getting accepted into university, reveals new research by the University of Cologne.

A far greater number of people around the world support women’s rights than many believe, reveals new research from NHH Norwegian School of Economics.

The menopause can have a considerable impact on a woman’s physical and mental wellbeing, and also her working life. But what are the most common symptoms and when are these likely to occur?

Having daughters can permanently affect males’ gender-related attitudes in business, human resourcing, and governance priorities, making them more inclined towards supporting women’s struggles for equality, according to new research from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.