Breastfeeding won’t seem normal until we see more pictures of it
Susan Bright: From cliched poses to Facebook bans, society has a problem with realistic images of breastfeeding and postpartum bodies
Day of the girl: Jessie Ware honours Malala and world’s ‘formidable’ girls
Attendees at an event to mark the second international day of the girl child discussed the Pakistani schoolgirl, forced marriage and gender inequality. Tell us if you think days like this help to make progress on girls' rights
Body Gossip puts spotlight on models and body image
Jane Martinson: The campaign group is challenging clothes retailers to use a wider range of models and government to do more to support young people
Women and weight training: a heavy duty
Weights areas in gyms have long been viewed as intimidating, testosterone-drenched spaces. Yet women shouldn't miss out on the many health benefits of this kind of training
IVF: ‘Where’s all that grief going?’
There may be five million IVF success stories, but for many millions more women, the treatments have failed. So why do we never hear from them?
Project Bush: do you want your pubic region photographed by an ad agency?
Jane Martinson: Mother says it wants to raise awareness about the pressure to wax by inviting women to 'present their bushes in all their glory'. Would you?
Anti-Obamacare ad is not only tone-deaf and creepy – it’s also harmful
Tom McCarthy: Video aimed at getting US college students to opt out of healthcare reforms – without realising they're already rejecting it
Women diagnosed with foetal anomaly ‘denied surgical abortions’
Charity claims women who terminate pregnancy in such cases are being forced to go through labour to deliver dead children
Female genital mutilation helpline uncovers 34 potential cases
NSPCC charity refers cases to police three months after launch of anonymous helpline
Is middle age such a bad thing?
Does the idea that middle age now starts at 53 make it easier to cope with? And what does increasing longevity mean for us and the next generation? By David Stubbs and Liz Hoggard