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As women's representation in U.S. politics has increased, a significant majority of Americans, 53%, express the view that there are still insufficient women in high political offices in the United States. Moreover, many Americans perceive significant obstacles for women candidates aspiring to such positions, according to the latest data from PEW Research Centre.

Majority of Americans Believe Too Few Women in High Political Offices

As women's representation in U.S. politics has increased, a significant majority of Americans, 53%, express the view that there are still insufficient women in high political offices in the United States. Moreover, many Americans perceive significant obstacles for women candidates aspiring to such positions, according to the latest data from PEW Research Centre.
A staggering 65.2% of cancer deaths among women could be prevented through primary prevention and early detection strategy, according to a recent report by Lancet.

Cancer Tops Premature Cause Women Deaths

A staggering 65.2% of cancer deaths among women could be prevented through primary prevention and early detection strategy, according to a recent report by Lancet.
The Women's Reservation Bill (WRB) has taken centre stage in Indian politics. While Congress and left parties have thrown their weight behind the bill, notable constituents like Lalu Yadav's RJD and Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party have consistently opposed it in its current form. Their demand is for a quota for women from backward classes within the existing 33 per cent reservation.

Women’s Reservation Bill: Complex Political Landscape

The Women's Reservation Bill (WRB) has taken centre stage in Indian politics. While Congress and left parties have thrown their weight behind the bill, notable constituents like Lalu Yadav's RJD and Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party have consistently opposed it in its current form. Their demand is for a quota for women from backward classes within the existing 33 per cent reservation.
In a landmark moment for gender equality in Indian politics, the Women's Reservation Bill, aiming to provide a 33% quota for women in both the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies, was formally introduced during the ongoing special session of Parliament on September 19.

Women’s Reservation Bill: The Long Road to Empowerment

In a landmark moment for gender equality in Indian politics, the Women's Reservation Bill, aiming to provide a 33% quota for women in both the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies, was formally introduced during the ongoing special session of Parliament on September 19.
In a groundbreaking medical achievement, the United Kingdom achieved it’s first-ever womb transplant. Surgeons at Oxford's Churchill Hospital successfully carried out a nine-hour and 20-minute surgery to transplant a sister's womb into a 34-year-old recipient on Sunday.

20- 50 per cent of Indian women have fibroids once during their lifetime

The occurrence of fibroids are quite common. Research studies show that 20- 50 per cent of Indian women have fibroids once during their lifetime.
Desiring radiant, makeup-free skin is a universal wish, and while cosmetics can enhance your look, they sometimes burden your skin. Frequent makeup wear can take a toll. The good news is that there are several natural ways to boost your skin's radiance without reaching for makeup products.

Women with Infertility History Experience Earlier Menopause

Women with a history of infertility may experience earlier menopause and more severe symptoms compared to those without such a history, according to a recent study.
Children from indigenous communities face a significant risk of child labour and often don’t have access to education, according to a recent analysis by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

Limited and Patchy Childcare Services in Asia, Pacific Impact Women’s Workforce

Limited access, affordability, and quality of childcare services are negatively impacting women's participation in the workforce and hindering children's development, according to a major report.
Global Anaemia Rates High Among Women and Children, Decline for Men

Global Anaemia Rates High Among Women and Children, Decline for Men

Despite efforts to reduce anaemia globally, it remains a significant health issue, especially affecting women and children, according to a latest study.
In an era where extreme wealth has reached unprecedented heights, a coalition of millionaires, esteemed economists, and influential politicians is urging the G20 to take a bold step towards addressing wealth inequality. The collective pressure is mounting as they call for a return to fairer and more equitable taxation levels that benefit society as a whole.

G20 Ministerial Conference on Women’s Empowerment: Accelerating Gender Equality

Amidst global challenges and the pursuit of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the G20 Ministerial Conference on Women’s Empowerment, under the esteemed G20 Indian Presidency, is set to convene in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, from August 2nd to 4th, 2023. Chaired by Union Minister of Women & Child Development Smriti Zubin Irani, the conference holds the theme "Women-led Inclusive Development as Cusp of Inter-Generational Transformation."
Kundalini Yoga Shows Promise in Improving Brain Health for Older Women at Risk of Alzheimer's

Kundalini Yoga; Improving Brain Health for Older Women

A recent study conducted by UCLA Health suggests that Kundalini yoga, a form of yoga focusing on breathing, meditation, and mental visualization, may offer benefits to older women at risk of Alzheimer's disease. The research, led by Dr. Helen Lavretsky at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behaviour, found that Kundalini yoga increased brain connectivity in areas impacted by stress and associated with memory decline. These findings add to the growing evidence supporting the potential positive impact of yoga on brain health.