women
Coverage of women in the Nexus archive.
- Ovaries may turn into an 'immune-like organ' after the menopause
The ovaries of aged mice become infiltrated with immune cells linked to widespread inflammation in the body, and the same change could be happening in women. Ovaries may transform into an 'immune-like organ' after menopause.
- Dowry murders in India no longer spark public anger or debate, study finds
A study finds that dowry murders in India, which continue to claim thousands of women's lives annually, no longer provoke significant public anger or political debate despite an increase in cases.
- More than 1,000 arrested as part of global human trafficking crackdown
More than 1,000 arrests were made during a global human trafficking crackdown. Interpol identified 2,070 victims or potential victims, most of whom were women trafficked for sex.
- I spent a decade begging to be tested for the breast cancer gene that killed my mother. This is why I was denied - and only offered a screening AFTER developing an aggressive tumour. So many women are in the same situation
A woman spent a decade requesting testing for a breast cancer gene linked to her mother's death but was denied until she developed an aggressive tumor. Many women face similar barriers to genetic testing and timely screening.
- Women Are Quietly Taking Over São Paulo’s Bakeries
Women now run close to a third of São Paulo's bakeries, a quiet revolution reshaping one of the city's most beloved everyday food institutions.
- Nigeria: Govt Delivers N10bn Medical Intervention to Boost Efficient, Effective Healthcare Services Delivery in Bauchi
The Nigerian federal government donated N10 billion worth of hospital equipment, consumables, and critical commodities to Bauchi State through the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare. The initiative aims to improve healthcare delivery, focusing on women, children under five, and vulnerable populations.
- How to turbocharge your testosterone HRT: It can give you your life back, but so many women make these mistakes that stop it working. Here are the simple tweaks to boost its effects WITHOUT needing a bigger dose
The article explains how testosterone hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can improve women's lives but is often ineffective due to common mistakes. It suggests simple adjustments to enhance HRT's effectiveness without increasing the dosage.
- 66% women in IIM-Kozhikode PGP cohort
IIM-Kozhikode's Post Graduate Programme (PGP) cohort has 66% women. This highlights a significant increase in female representation in the program.
- The biological dogma that women don’t make new eggs after birth may be wrong
The traditional belief that female mammals are born with all their eggs is being challenged by new research. Studies suggest this biological dogma about women not producing new eggs after birth may be incorrect.
- Americans spend a lot of time sleeping, working, and relaxing. Take our quiz to see how you compare.
The 2025 American Time Use Survey reveals Americans spend significant time on personal care, work, and leisure. Men spent more time working and on outdoor activities, while women allocated more time to household tasks and childcare. Age groups showed varying priorities, with teens focusing on education and older adults on household activities.
- Naked man arrested, accused of sexually assaulting 3 women in downtown DeKalb, police say
A naked man was arrested in downtown DeKalb, Illinois, after at least three women were sexually assaulted. Police confirmed the incident and the arrest.
- Levi's, The North Face and Columbia are turning to women to fuel their next phase of growth
Legacy apparel brands including VF Corp., Levi's, and Columbia are turning to women to fuel their next phase of growth by increasing investments in women's products and marketing.
- The eight steps women should take to boost their pensions
The article outlines eight steps women can take to improve their pensions. It focuses on strategies specifically tailored for women to enhance their retirement savings.
- Inside LA’s most vile gang accused of branding women and kidnapping 14-year-old girls for sex
A gang in Los Angeles is accused of branding women and kidnapping 14-year-old girls for sexual exploitation. The group used psychological control by branding victims with their names.
- Syria’s Sharaa appoints lawmakers, paving way for new parliament to convene
Syria's Sharaa appoints lawmakers for a 210-member People's Assembly, which will hold its first session on Monday. Selection of representatives for Sweida province is postponed, and 15 women were included in the appointments, increasing the total number of female lawmakers to 21.
- Women with PMOS should have yearly NHS checks, says health watchdog
Women with PMOS in the UK should undergo yearly NHS checks, according to a health watchdog. Experts note that PMOS remains under-diagnosed and inconsistently managed despite affecting millions of women.
- Women with PMOS should have yearly NHS checks, says health watchdog
A health watchdog recommends that women with PMOS should undergo yearly NHS checks. Experts highlight that PMOS is under-diagnosed and inconsistently managed, despite affecting millions of women in the UK.
- Now, free ride for women in Kochi Corporation’s ro-ro ferries
The Kochi Corporation has introduced free rides for women on its ro-ro ferries. The resolution was proposed by K.A. Manaf and supported by ruling UDF councillors, while opposition LDF and BJP councillors were neither fully supportive nor opposed.
- Women, elderly bear brunt of nuisance near Tasmac outlet, say residents in Kasturba Nagar
Residents in Kasturba Nagar claim women and the elderly are disproportionately affected by a nuisance near a Tasmac outlet. The issue has sparked concern among local residents.
- Two-wheeler riders and commuters using small cars call for stricter enforcement against reckless driving
Two-wheeler riders and commuters using small cars are demanding stricter enforcement against reckless driving. Private bus and dumper truck drivers are identified as the worst offenders, with a particular disregard for the safety of two-wheeler riders, especially women.
- Why you should let your wife do the talking: Women negotiate as effectively as men - but leave people happier, study reveals
A study reveals that women negotiate as effectively as men but leave people happier. The research highlights the positive impact of women's negotiation styles on others' satisfaction.
- PT Health Watch: Why women face higher risk of thyroid disorders — Expert
The article highlights that women face a higher risk of thyroid disorders, which regulate reproductive hormones and support heart, skin, and other body systems. It cites an expert's explanation on the thyroid's vital role in health.
- The ambition penalty: Why speaking up and asking for more at work is still weaponized against women
The article discusses how women face negative consequences for advocating for themselves in the workplace, despite the potential economic benefits of closing the gender pay gap, which could add $12 trillion to global GDP. Progress on this issue remains stalled.
- How this run club in Visakhapatnam is inspiring women to take up running and strength training
Strong Sisters Run Club in Visakhapatnam is encouraging women to participate in running and strength training by providing a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
- Why men die younger than women — and the tough guy paradox that drives doctors nuts
Women live longer than men globally, with U.S. men averaging 76 years compared to women's 81 years. The article examines factors contributing to this disparity, including the 'tough guy paradox' that challenges medical care for men.
- INVESTIGATION: Commissioned But Locked: How an idle hospital is failing women in Akwa Ibom
The Mother and Child Hospital in Akwa Ibom, commissioned nearly a year ago, remains closed and has failed to serve women in the region.
- Why women are more affected by hot weather than men
The article explores why women's bodies are impacted differently by hot weather compared to men's, focusing on physiological differences in heat response.
- Why women are more affected by hot weather than men
The article explores why women's bodies are impacted differently by heat compared to men's. It raises the question of physiological or societal factors contributing to this disparity.
- Women's Health Wednesday: GLP-1 medication and heart health benefits
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, with risk increasing during menopause and weight gain. GLP-1 medications, used for weight loss, show additional heart health benefits according to new research.
- Police rescue women beaten up during theft bid in Belagavi
Police in Belagavi rescued women who were beaten during a theft attempt. The incident involved a violent crime targeting the victims.
- Pondy Bazaar earned over ₹60 lakh revenue, 89% women felt safer, sales jumped 50% in ‘Healthy Streets’ project across country: study
Pondy Bazaar earned over ₹60 lakh revenue, with 89% of women feeling safer and sales increasing by 50% under the 'Healthy Streets' project across the country, according to a study.
- South Africa: Vulnerable Groups Moved to Drive-Inn Site As Malawi Repatriation Efforts Accelerate
South Africa is relocating vulnerable Malawian nationals, including women, children, and individuals with health challenges, to the Drive-Inn site to accelerate repatriation efforts. The government is intensifying actions to expedite the process.
- Kerala HC dismisses PIL challenging free travel for women, transgender persons in KSRTC ordinary buses
The Kerala High Court dismissed a PIL challenging the free travel scheme for women and transgender persons in KSRTC ordinary buses, stating there was no evidence in the plea to prove the government order was illegal.
- More than nine in 10 midwives warn unsafe staffing levels are directly impacting the quality of care they provide for women and babies
Over 90% of midwives report that unsafe staffing levels are directly affecting the quality of care for women and babies. The issue highlights concerns about healthcare system pressures impacting maternal and infant health outcomes.
- Women are more likely to sleep better than men... but still complain about it, new study finds
A new study finds that women are more likely to sleep better than men but still report sleep complaints. The research highlights a discrepancy between actual sleep quality and perceived sleep issues among women.
- Women charged after $4K in stolen Lululemon clothing recovered on Chicago's South Side
Cook County Sheriff's police recovered $4,000 in stolen Lululemon clothing on Chicago's South Side using hidden trackers. Women were charged in connection to the theft.
- Hopes fade for many as pledged gold goes ‘missing’
The alleged gold loan scam at Bank of Baroda has caused financial and emotional distress for farmers, women, and small traders who relied on pledged gold as a lifeline. Borrowers are awaiting clarification from the bank as the disappearance of their ornaments intensifies uncertainty.
- New revelation about ‘grooming gangs’ is yet one more way progressives have let women down
The article claims that new revelations about 'grooming gangs' highlight how progressives have failed women, whose interests are often prioritized below other groups in Western societies.
- A quarter million student borrowers in Illinois need a new repayment plan. What to know as SAVE plan ends
Over 250,000 student loan borrowers in Illinois must choose a new repayment plan by July 1 as the SAVE plan ends. The plan, launched in 2024 under President Biden, faced legal challenges from Missouri and six other Republican-led states, leading to its elimination. Critics argue its removal will disproportionately affect Black borrowers, women, and lower-income individuals who benefited most from the program.
- Minnesota’s missed opportunity on AI worker protections
Minnesota’s Legislature did not pass AI worker protection laws during the latest session, despite rising AI adoption causing job losses and public demand for regulations. Over 800,000 Minnesotans are in jobs highly exposed to AI, with women and low-union industries facing disproportionate risks.