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The PMOS renaming is a huge win for women’s healthcare

The PMOS renaming is a huge win for women’s healthcare

Reclassified as PMOS, the condition is finally stepping away from decade’s worth of misconceptions that have prevented many patients from getting well-deserved care. ‘It’s probably just stress or anxiety; there’s nothing wrong with you’. This is just one of the many things said by healthcare professionals before they go on to dismiss patients with PCOS, who have struggled with irregular cycles and unbearable pain for years. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, otherwise known as...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Opinion – The outrage over Olivia Rodrigo’s dress is disturbing

Opinion – The outrage over Olivia Rodrigo’s dress is disturbing

Criticism over the singer’s babydoll-style dress is a projection of misogynist and perverted hypersexualisation. But the women targeted by this kind of backlash are still framed as the villains.  When Olivia Rodrigo stepped out on stage in a sweet babydoll dress, I’d never have guessed it would start an internet controversy. But alas, the limits of internet outrage continue to surprise. The popstar has quickly become the target of disturbing scrutiny...

By Brighton, UK
Opinion – Brands continue to capitalise on women’s bodies

Opinion – Brands continue to capitalise on women’s bodies

Before, women were supposed to be skinny. Then they were supposed to be strong. Now, women are being told it's possible to be both, and brands are looking to capitalise on it.  Back in the 90s, women were kept skinny. Late-night dinners were traded for low-rise jeans, and subsisting while in a calorie deficit was considered an achievement. Kate Moss was heralded as the body to strive for, and...

By Manchester, UK
Should the Met Gala still be celebrated in 2026?

Should the Met Gala still be celebrated in 2026?

With war raging around the world this year, should we still be lauding celebrities for their expensive outfits and elitist parties? As costs soar and wealth inequality widens, it feels harder to engage with it all, especially given the Met Gala’s insistence on billionaire endorsements.  The Met Gala is back, folks, with all the usual celebrity appearances and outfits making their annual rounds across social media. Regular attendees like Rihanna, Jay...

By London, UK