A prominent women’s health researcher from Monash University is calling for urgent attention on a pervasive menopause symptom that is so underresearched people are concerned they have dementia.

A world first study of ADHD in women across their lifespan has found there may be systemic misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis of females, rather than a male disposition to ADHD.

Monash University recently hosted the Mental Health and Violence Against Women and Children Symposium, an event exploring the relationship between mental health and wellbeing and the perpetration and repercussions of violence against women and

The Senate inquiry into issues related to menopause and perimenopause yesterday tabled its report. The report contains 25 recommendations to better support women at this stage of their lives.

Professor Jayashri Kulkarni AM has been recognised for her many achievements in mental health research and treatment with two prestigious awards.

Professor Jayashri Kulkarni and her team at Monash have been investigating schizophrenia and the hormone estrogen for a very long time – the link between the two has been considered strong for decades.

This year, the United Nations theme for International Women’s Day is Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress.

A Monash University-led eating disorder research program will target biological causes and possible new treatments including novel drugs, brain stimulation and hormones.

Women’s mental illness will get the recognition it deserves at HER Centre Australia, the nation's most innovative centre that integrates health services, education and research in women's mental health.