Women do not do as well as men in Oxbridge exams because of premenstrual syndrome, a think tank report has suggested.

I found my finals at Cambridge – in English literature, if you please – incredibly stressful. Studying hard wasn’t enough.

The study shows that although all students get more marks when questions are “scaffolded”, women benefit more. The style ...

The assessment system at Oxford and Cambridge could be worse for women as they tend to be more risk averse and can suffer ...

Female students can also suffer from PMS, which can impact their performance. PMS can cause depression, insomnia, and mood swings in women around two weeks before they experience their periods.

You can cut periods to twice a year and plan them around your holidays. There are some caveats, of course. Not all women can use the Pill continuously. If you're over 35 and a smoker, you shouldn ...

"This may explain why women receive the majority of upper second degrees at many institutions and subjects, whereas male ...

If your periods are lighter, it’s more likely due to perimenopause. Sometimes, however, this bleeding is a sign of underlying conditions. Discuss these concerns with a healthcare provider and keep up ...

Professors and pro-life leaders are calling on Georgetown University to do more to help pregnant students after an expecting ...

Our societal shift from traditional families is taking a toll. The declining birth rate and delaying childbearing both are ...

A clinical study examining the reproductive health of thousands of women has turned scientific understanding of a common ...