Healthy living
Whether you're trying to lose weight, stop smoking, or need expert guidance for coping with a medical condition, our articles will help you achieve your healthy living goals.
I didn’t know it was perimenopause
The mental and physical changes that occur during perimenopause often go undiagnosed. We ask a gynaecologist to shed light on this frequently overlooked phenomenon.
Menopause and HRT: Facts vs myths
Hormone replacement therapy has received a lot of bad press, but recent studies suggest that under the right cirumstances HRT can be effective and safe.
Can you fall pregnant if you have endometriosis?
I want kids but have ovarian cancer: What are my options?
Everything you need to know about the contraceptive pill
5 Superfoods that are especially good for women
The possible new, unexpected benefit of the HPV vaccine
World Menstruation Hygiene Day: Slaying the stigma
Tuesday 28 May is World Menstruation Hygiene Day. Here we highlight the challenges faced by girls the world over.
Debunking myths about midwives
We celebrate International Midwives Day on 5 May, a good time to address some of the misconceptions about midwives.
New study suggests link between Depo-Provera and TB risk
UCT researchers have found evidence that the widely-used contraceptive injection may affect women's immune response
Why you should talk about miscarriage
Miscarriage is a common and painful loss, but many women struggle to talk about it.
Could you have postnatal depression?
Here’s what you need to know if your baby blues just won’t lift.
How safe is the morning-after pill?
It’s intended only as back-up contraception for use in emergencies.
Hair-loss changed my idea of beauty
If life is a journey, a breast cancer diagnosis is one of its darkest alleys.
The top 6 birth control options
Your choice of contraception has never been wider. These options score tops for efficacy.
Cervical Cancer: Need To Know
September is Cervical Cancer Awareness month. Here is the latest news and research.
10 ways to ease morning sickness
Morning sickness is common day or night, but new research shows it may be a positive sign.