Week unclouded. Health risks, school hours and victim support.
Women demanding to know who is responsible for allowing dangerous pregnancy supplements on the market, new support services for victims of crime, and longer school hours needed …. here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Week unclouded. Protests, weight loss injections and miscarriage leave
Women protesting to take control over their reproductive rights, miscarriage leave that pays off, and weight loss injections…. here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Week unclouded. Pledges, renewed promises and menopause myths
Banning social media for young teens, taking menopause seriously, and separating miscarrying women from pregnant mothers… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Week unclouded. Free pads in schools, new vaginal test, abortion petition.
Free menstrual products to be offered in schools, Malta reaches target signatures for EU abortion petition, a new vaginal health test available… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Week unclouded. Women leaving social media, autism underdiagnosed, and domestic violence reports double.
Misogynistic content drives women off social platforms, girls underdiagnosed with autism, domestic violence reports double in a decade… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Week unclouded. Stopping social media abuse, wellbeing matters, and miscarriage leave first step
Malta made its first step towards introducing miscarriage leave, government will start looking into controlling online abuse, and people’s wellbeing will be factored in when measuring success… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Miscarriage matters – Voices of women who experienced a pregnancy loss. Part 2.
As government looks into introducing miscarriage leave, we spoke to women who experienced pregnancy loss to get their view. This is the second of a two-part article.
Week unclouded. Doctors reporting abortions, trailblazer celebrated, and women travellers rising
Most abortions are reported by doctors, women are dominating the travel world, and Maltese trailblazer Rose Sciberras celebrated … here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Aging on your terms. Confidence, choices, and med-aesthetic treatments.
Aging isn’t always easy. While some women embrace the natural changes that come with time, others experience a decline in self-confidence and seek interventions to help them feel their best. Dr Joanna Delia, founder of med-aesthetic clinic People & Skin, talks about the importance of opting for procedures for the right reasons, and picking safe and reliable doctors.
Miscarriage matters – Voices of women who experienced a pregnancy loss. Part 1.
As government looks into introducing miscarriage leave, we spoke to women who experienced pregnancy loss to get their view.