Rosie Taylor

Thousands of women have had their care interrupted because of building or equipment breakdown in only three years, a review by NHS England warns

Some six in ten who died in pregnancy, birth or the postnatal period between 2022 and 2024 could have been saved with better care - an all-time high since records began in 2009.

Six in 10 women who died could have been saved with better care, investigation reveals

Demand for the procedures has soared by 30 per cent in two years, especially among older women. As Britain’s first purpose-built abortion clinic opens this month to cope with record numbers of patients, Rosie Taylor finds out what is behind the rise

At the height of Covid, hundreds of cancer patients had mastectomies without the reconstruction that would normally accompany them. They would eventually get the surgery, they were told – but for many that promise feels more meaningless by the day

Sapphia Cousins needed a nine-hour operation to remove parts of her womb, bladder, bowel, ovary and fallopian tube, because of endometriosis

Katie Fowler was wrongly told by midwives she was only having a panic attack when in fact she was having massive internal bleeding

Lucy was repeatedly told her discomfort was ‘just indigestion’ before doctors realised she needed an emergency C-section to save the life of her and her newborn

Thousands of women with a cancer-causing genetic mutation are facing an agonising wait for a mastectomy, due to a backlog dating back to the pandemic

Drug may mean eggs of women in their 50s could be as good for IVF as those of women in their 20s

Clinging to the edge of the bed on the postnatal ward, I deployed a syringe of morphine into my mouth as I braced myself. When I finally got to the bathroom, I was shaking with the pain and humiliation.

Wes Streeting's flagship investigation into England’s struggling maternity services is a shambles, say bereaved parents

Most brands have not changed their prices since Competition and Markets Authority criticised industry earlier this year

Dame Lesley Regan wants to have an open door policy to make it easier for developers of treatments, tests and technology to navigate NHS and government red tape

Dame Lesley Regan pledges to stop NHS bureaucracy ‘blocking good ideas’ for femtech brands

Is it just a new awareness that is causing more young women to seek hormone treatment for perimenopause - or is there something else going on

When women feel overwhelmed or exhausted by everything they’re juggling, experts say, it’s harder to be 'in the moment' during sex

A mother of three says her child had the MMR jab but still contracted the disease due to low vaccine uptake in their area of south London

Britain now sits 41 out of 142 countries in the Hologic Global Women’s Health Index, an annual league table based on surveys of 78,000 women worldwide

The health service has updated its guidance following years of campaigning by experts, saying young children should only eat processed foods ‘occasionally’