Womens Health
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Victorians who have experienced dodgy IVF practices have been invited to comment AAP - 25-06-2019
Victorians who have experienced dodgy IVF practices have been invited to make submissions to an inquiry into the fertility services sector by August 19.
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Here's how to make our cities breastfeeding-friendly HealthTimes - 24-06-2019
Jenny Donovan, La Trobe University; Julie Rudner,
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More younger women are suffering strokes AAP - 18-06-2019
Fewer Australian women are dying from cardiovascular disease but more younger women are suffering strokes and it's still a leading cause of death among women.
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Why breastfeeding is under threat in Australia HealthTimes - 13-06-2019
A researcher from The Australian National University (ANU) warns breastfeeding is declining in Australia. Dr Julie Smith, who has studied the economics of breastfeeding
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Sydneysiders have rallied in support of reproductive rights for women at home and abroad AAP - 10-06-2019
Hundreds have rallied in Sydney in support of reproductive rights in the United States and at home. Protesters brandished signs reading, "Abortion
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Separated but not yet divorced Victorian women will soon be able to access IVF AAP - 04-06-2019
Separated but not yet divorced Victorian women will soon be able to access IVF without their former spouse's permission. Women separated
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Pregnant women are being urged to avoid e-cigarettes and vapes AAP - 03-06-2019
An e-cigarette researcher is urging pregnant women to avoid e-cigarettes and vaping because of the lack of evidence suggesting it is safe to do so.
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Menopause 'not the cause of midlife weight gain' in women HealthTimes - 16-05-2019
Fat-mass continues to increase in middle-age women but menopause isn’t to blame, according to new research from The Australian National University (ANU).
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It's time to lift the restrictions on medical abortion in Australia HealthTimes - 10-04-2019
Caroline de Costa,
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This is what postnatal depression really feels like HealthTimes - 01-04-2019
Motherhood can be a source of joy, but it can also pose difficulties and challenges – particularly, in the postnatal period. It is a time when
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Going to sleep on either side in late pregnancy more than halves stillbirth risk HealthTimes - 01-04-2019
Pregnant women can now rest easier – on their side. A University of Auckland-led international study published today in a prestigious Lancet group journal provides the
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Obesity and alcohol responsible for nearly 30,000 cases of breast cancers in the next decade HealthTimes - 28-03-2019
Body fatness and alcohol consumption are the leading preventable causes of breast cancer in Australian women, a new study in 200,000 women has found. Maintaining
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Victorians are being invited to make submissions to an inquiry into dodgy IVF practices AAP - 25-03-2019
Victorians are being invited to comment on a state government ordered inquiry into dodgy IVF and assisted reproductive treatment services.
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Dodgy IVF providers peddling false hope to Victorians will be targeted in a new inquiry AAP - 19-03-2019
Unscrupulous IVF providers who peddle false hope to patients will be targeted in a new inquiry announced by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.
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"Baby brain" might not just be clouding the minds of mums-to-be AAP - 15-11-2018
Victorian researchers want to know if "baby brain" experienced by expectant mums affects people going through other major life changes too.
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Women who smoke, have diabetes or high blood pressure face a greater risk of heart attack AAP - 08-11-2018
Smoking, diabetes and high blood pressure puts women at greater risk than men of having a heart attack, a study has found. An international
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Victoria's opposition promises to make the contraceptive pill available over the counter AAP - 22-10-2018
The contraceptive pill will be available over the counter in Victoria if the coalition wins the November state election. Victoria's opposition
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Treatment shown to reduce fractures in older women HealthTimes - 04-10-2018
Researchers from the University of Auckland have shown that a treatment known to reduce fractures in women with osteoporosis is equally effective in reducing fractures in
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Australia is on track to become the world's first country to eliminate cervical cancer AAP - 03-10-2018
The success of a vaccination program and cervical screening tests has put Australia on track to eliminate cervical cancer in 20 years. Australia
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