1 October 2025 - The 10th Global Forum on Gender Statistics opened today in Tbilisi, Georgia, under the theme “Driving Change with Gender Statistics: A Path to Equality”. “We are pleased that Georgia ...

Gary Woodland has struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder from brain surgery to the point where he has broken down in tears on the golf course. Two weeks after Woodland opened up about his ...

Gary Woodland is lighter now. Better golf has followed, and it’s showing itself this week in Houston. Two weeks ago at the Players Championship, Woodland unburdened himself in an emotional interview ...

The launch of Women Count Phase III in Nairobi, a programme aimed at strengthening gender data and making women and girls more visible in decision-making. [Benard Orwongo,Standard] Kenya is making ...

Many people have felt the subtle pressure to be “man enough” or “woman enough” in the eyes of others. And research has shown this pressure can have personal and social consequences. When men feel ...

The 2019 U.S. Open champ returned to the PGA Tour in 2024, months after he had a lesion on his brain removed Richard Heathcote/Getty Pro golfer Gary Woodland is sharing more about his recovery from ...

Golfer Gary Woodland said he is battling post-traumatic stress disorder after having brain surgery in 2023, adding he is not going to "waste energy" trying to hide it. Woodland, who won the U.S. Open ...

In an emotional interview that aired on the Golf Channel on Monday night, Gary Woodland said he couldn’t “waste energy anymore hiding” his battle with post-traumatic stress disorder that he’s dealt ...

An emotional Gary Woodland revealed a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder Monday ahead of THE PLAYERS Championship, saying he is still grappling with the aftermath of his 2023 brain surgery, ...

Gary Woodland says he has been diagnosed with PTSD following a brain procedure in 2023 and that doctors have told him that “in an ideal world,” the 2019 U.S. Open winner probably shouldn’t be playing.

Caregiver burnout is widespread, recurring, and closely tied to the realities of family caregiving rather than isolated moments of stress. Drawing on new 2025 survey data from A Place for Mom, this ...