Midwifery
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3 in 5 women wanting water births achieve their aim Sharon Smith - 09-02-2018
A Western Australian study published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of
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New study shows ibuprofen risk to babies' fertility AAP - 02-02-2018
Mothers who take ibuprofen in the first trimester of pregnancy could be dramatically hurting the future fertility of their daughters, a new study suggests.
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A new caesarean study highlights long-term risks AAP - 24-01-2018
A new study involving Australian researchers has linked caesareans with a range of long-term risks, including miscarriage. Women who have
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Australian study shows 'baby brain' does exist AAP - 15-01-2018
Australian researchers have concluded the forgetfulness reported by many pregnant women, often called "baby brain", is real. 'Baby brain'
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Australian women have been warned against eating their own placenta AAP - 16-11-2017
A Melbourne reproductive biologist has warned women against eating their own placenta, saying their is no evidence to suggest it has health benefits or is safe.
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One size fits all? Fetal monitoring options to address diverse patient care needs HealthTimes - 25-10-2017
Moms come in all shapes and sizes. They also come with different fears and anxieties, diverse cultures and experiences, and co-morbidities and risks. All these factors determine
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Experts say late caesareans linked to preterm births AAP - 28-09-2017
Women who had a caesarean when fully dilated should have their cervix closely monitored during subsequent pregnancies, say experts. Emergency
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Free in-home midwife visits help new mums HealthTimes - 25-08-2017
New mums are being given extra care and support outside their hospital stay through Gold Coast Private Hospital's program that provides two free in-home visits from a
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ANU study reveals costs of maternal health HealthTimes - 10-08-2017
New research from The Australian National University (ANU) has for the first time identified and quantified the factors pushing up maternal health costs in the New South Wales
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Miscarriages and birth defects can be prevented by taking Vitamin B3 AAP - 10-08-2017
Australian scientists at the Victor Chang Institute have discovered miscarriages and birth defects can be prevented by simply taking a Vitamin B3 supplement.
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Midwives leading the way in reducing domestic violence during pregnancy HealthTimes - 16-06-2017
Improving how midwives can lead the way in reducing domestic violence during pregnancy - This is just one of the Griffith University School of Nursing and Midwifery good news
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'Natural caesareans' recommended by experts AAP - 07-06-2017
A 'natural caesarean' enhances bonding between mother and baby and should be encouraged by doctors, a British expert says. There's
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Mums either gain too much or too little weight during pregnancy AAP - 07-06-2017
Almost half of all mums-to-be put on too much weight during pregnancy while more than a fifth don't gain enough, a Monash University study shows.
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Women who suffer from post-partum psychosis have hope AAP - 20-04-2017
An Australian study has shown proper treatment for post-partum psychosis can keep mums and bubs together. Women who suffer from post-partum
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Nasal spray may reduce the risk of postpartum haemorrhage AAP - 22-03-2017
Australian researchers have developed an inhalable form of the 'love' hormone oxytocin which they believe could prevent thousands of pregnant
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Post-natal mental health unit available in Queensland AAP - 15-03-2017
Queensland mums struggling with mental health conditions can receive treatment without being separated from their babies at a new unit on the Gold Coast.
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Drip could reduce trauma and infections of caesarean births AAP - 28-02-2017
The use of a drip could reduce the trauma and infections associated with caesarean
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Canberra home birth trial delivers its first baby Karen Keast - 20-02-2017
Little Ari Cvjeticanin is the first baby to be born through Canberra’s publicly-funded home birth trial. The baby boy, weighing in at four kilograms,
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Hidden grief of miscarriage AAP - 24-01-2017
Australian women often find themselves feeling isolated as they grieve after losing a baby, with up to one in four pregnancies ending in miscarriage.
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Step forward in midwifery gender equity dispute Karen Keast - 19-08-2016
New Zealand’s largest equal pay challenge will now head to mediation. The New Zealand College of
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