Women's health

NI firm gets $200,000 for contraceptive project

Morning-after pill 'should be sold off the shelf'

Why the morning-after pill can be sold for £3

Stemming the flow of single-use period waste

'We want Malawi to be free from cervical cancer' Video, 00:02:42'We want Malawi to be free from cervical cancer'

Despite my pain I couldn't get a breast reduction. Video, 00:02:29Despite my pain I couldn't get a breast reduction

'I was in agony but couldn't get a breast reduction'

Five things everyone with a vagina should know

'I'm working for free in memory of my sister' Video, 00:01:39'I'm working for free in memory of my sister'

Live Wires. What happens when IVF doesn’t work? Audio, 53 minutesLive Wires

Ruptured cyst forced MP to miss Brexit votes

'Drinking too much water almost killed me' Video, 00:02:38'Drinking too much water almost killed me'

Live Wires. Is the contraceptive pill changing our brains? Audio, 22 minutesLive Wires

The world's first artificial womb for humans. Video, 00:04:37The world's first artificial womb for humans

'I didn't know what to do when I had a miscarriage' Video, 00:01:39'I didn't know what to do when I had a miscarriage'

'Professional conspiracy' against US mesh surgeon

No mesh implants carried out since halt called

Women with endometriosis 'taking their own lives'

BBC Journalist Emma Barnett opens up about living with endometriosis. Breakfast. Video, 00:03:21BBC Journalist Emma Barnett opens up about living with endometriosis

BBC Breakfast talk endometriosis with Emma Barnett and Professor of Gynaecology Andrew Horne. Breakfast. Video, 00:07:17BBC Breakfast talk endometriosis with Emma Barnett and Professor of Gynaecology Andrew Horne

'I'm in control, not the endometriosis' Video, 00:02:25'I'm in control, not the endometriosis'

Endometriosis sufferers 'not getting good deal'

'I was a stranger in my body' Video, 00:02:20'I was a stranger in my body'