Women have a higher likelihood than men of developing both burnout and depression. Symptoms of depression and burnout can overlap.

Women, globally, spend almost 11 billion hours daily in unpaid work. The estimated cost of this second shift is estimated

Hormone Replacement Therapy, or HRT, is a vastly misunderstood aspect of women’s health. While initially studied and prescribed for managing

Autoimmune diseases affect 80% of women when compared to men, making it a striking example of gender-based health disparity. An

Menopause and perimenopause are frequently associated with mid-40s and hot flashes. However, symptoms of perimenopause can be noticeable as early

80% of autoimmune diseases are identified among women. Women's reproductive hormones are a crucial factor in the impact of autoimmune

Akanksha Sharma and Parth Om, two queer entrepreneurs from backgrounds in tech, media, and operations, co-founded Wayward Wayz as a

Invisible illness is a health condition without observable physical symptoms. Women are more likely to develop invisible illnesses, hormones and

Women’s health is still reduced to reproduction. Chronic pain, autoimmune disorders, and heart disease often get overlooked. Racism, poverty, and

Anjana Palamand is a final-year law student and founder of MAYA, a social-impact organisation working towards awareness about child sexual

Yes, it’s true that every woman should be free to make her own choices. But it’s also true that not all choices exist in a vacuum. When one woman publicly romanticizes a narrow, traditional role, it subtly but surely raises expectations for all women. It tells society – this is what a “good wife” looks like.

The “tradwife” or “traditional wife” movement is a growing online trend where women embrace and promote a return to traditional gender roles. The term is short for “traditional wife,” and it often carries an aesthetic that harks back to the 1950s: homemaking, baking bread, spotless kitchens, pastel dresses, and a husband as sole provider.