Writer Naya Koulocheri says there's one very important thing we all need to acknowledge about ourselves

WHEN the Harvey Weinstein story came to light and the #metoo campaign became viral, I decided that I wouldn’t give in to temptation and I wouldn’t scroll down my newsfeed. 

Well, guess what didn’t happen? Damn me, I didn’t abstain from social media.

Writer Naya Koulocheri says it's vital that health and social inequalities are really understood by those most affected

"WONDERFUL weather, isn't it?"

"Are you travelling for business or pleasure?"

My 65-year-old fellow passenger on a busy four-hour flight was extremely bored and desperately trying to talk to anyone around him. But then, he said something that I will never forget. 

It isn’t some sort of philosophical quote, but, it seems pretty deep to me. He told me that "health is a business that is always going to be around".

On International Women's Day 2017, Naya Koulocheri recounts a typical experience faced by women and explains why it's useful to have a global day of reflection

DO we still need International Women’s Day or is it just an opportunity for women to go out, benefit from group discounts and get drunk?