Running bras: ladies, get a better one
What’s up with us? We’ll spend a fortune of luxury printed leggings but let our breasts bounce all over the place because we’re wearing a cheap low-impact bra to go running
Kim Cattrall on her battle with insomnia: ‘I was in a void’
Former Sex and the City actor describes debilitating condition that forced her to quit starring role on London stage last year
So now pregnancy is a prize for women who lead a ‘good life’
Urging obese and abused people to delay conception sends a message that some babies shouldn’t be born
Unsafe sex threatens girls’ health worldwide. The prescription? Feminism
At the heart of every problematic sexual trend among young people is misogyny. We must approach world health through a feminist lens
Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman by Lindy West – ‘I never wanted internet trolls to be my beat’
West’s memoir is full of a wild, joyous vulgarity and ranges from body images and rape threats to puberty and her love for her husband
Sally Brampton obituary
Women’s magazine editor and author whose memoir Shoot the Damn Dog recounted her experience of depression
Go ahead, touch yourself: eight things to know for masturbation month
Adults who are 25-29 years old are the most likely to have masturbated at least once in their lives – but those numbers do not necessarily tell the whole story
Shauna Coxsey: the British champion transforming the image of climbing
British bouldering star Shauna Coxsey is the early favourite to win a world title this year. As her sport bids for Olympic status, she reveals what it takes to get to the top – and why more women are taking part
Lessons from a life coach: three steps to conquering your fears
Sometimes the only way to get past your fear is to recognise it, name it and commit to whatever you need to do to get past it
Guardian-inspired anti-FGM film wins festival award
Needlecraft, a three-minute animation based on survivors’ testimonies, triumphs at the New York festivals