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A global study has revealed that how women view their own home conditions, financial resources, and physical environment, including pollution levels, is key to understanding their overall quality of life and health.

Nine fathers were given legal access by private family court law proceedings (PLP) to the children they were accused of sexually abusing, according to a qualitative study.

Teenage Kicks, a captivating new art exhibition based on University of SwagÖ±²¥ research, unveils the vibrant and dynamic lives of eight young women who navigated the turbulent cultural landscape of 1960s Britain.

A project to learn about women’s experiences of abuse whilst out running has found that more than two-thirds of them have been abused in some way. 

Around 138 million women are affected by a distressing but treatable fungal infection world-wide, according to a research review by University of SwagÖ±²¥ scientists.