University of Birmingham research has informed new guidelines on surgery which will improve the survival chances of women with ovarian cancer.
Advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed miscarriage has recently been updated.
Professor Katie Morris explains why there is an urgent need for action to address the underserved area of medicines use in pregnancy.
Dr Helen McGettrick and Dr Asif Iqbal write for The Conversation about how the additional X chromosome gives women a stronger immune response to infection but, in turn, a greater chance of developing immune-mediated inflammatory disease.
New analysis of almost 100 studies suggests pregnant women better supported by trained dietitians to control weight gain during pregnancy.
NHS Cancer Programme funding will see an advanced test used at GP surgeries in the West Midlands to diagnose early-stage ovarian cancer.
Professor Sara Kenyon and Mashkura Begum, discuss the importance of building trust and understanding with members of the public who help to design, deliver and share our research.
Professor Shakila Thangaratinam and Sadia Haqnawaz share experiences of encouraging patient and public involvement and engagement around the world, highlighting the value of listening to what is important to women.