Womens Health
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Fears for new mums after mass psychiatrist resignation AAP - 21-01-2025
New mothers experiencing mental distress may have to be treated in general psychiatric units separated from their babies as a mass resignation of public sector psychiatrists
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Twelve days' reproductive health leave could save $26b AAP - 13-01-2025
Australia's economy is deprived of $26.6 billion annually due to lost productivity from untreated reproductive health conditions, a report reveals. The
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'A game changer': help on way for rural women with endo AAP - 11-12-2024
Christabel Moschetti wouldn't wish endometriosis on her worst enemy. The 22-year-old was diagnosed with the condition four years ago, after an adolescence
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Women's despair after losing contraception class action AAP - 11-12-2024
Women who suffered debilitating pain and bleeding after a permanent contraceptive device was implanted say they are disappointed a judge found it did not directly cause their
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Contraceptive device did not harm women, judge finds AAP - 10-12-2024
A contraceptive device did not directly cause chronic pelvic pain and abnormal uterine bleeding in women, a judge has found. Victorian Supreme Court Justice
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Premier gags any bills or changes to abortion laws AAP - 10-12-2024
Proposed changes to Queensland abortion laws have been gagged by the premier, leaving opposition and crossbench MPs gobsmacked. Premier David Crisafulli put
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Breaking down period stigma in remote communities AAP - 04-12-2024
Hoping to break down the stigma of talking about periods, researchers have developed a teaching guide on menstrual health for remote Indigenous communities.
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Endometriosis drug cheaper for first time in 30 years AAP - 01-12-2024
More than one million Australians living with endometriosis will have access to a treatment subsidised by the federal government for the first time in three decades.
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Home tests for STIs to improve access but not diagnosis AAP - 21-11-2024
New rapid at-home testing kits for chlamydia and gonorrhoea will be available in the next couple of weeks for any women who suspect they might have sexually transmitted infections.
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Dutton supports abortion access, hits out at 'games' AAP - 13-11-2024
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has declared he supports women accessing abortion, as he attempts to prevent the debate from becoming a key federal election issue.
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Babies, pregnant mums to have greater RSV protection AAP - 11-11-2024
Pregnant women and babies will have greater protection against a condition known as respiratory syncytial virus as part of an expanded vaccination program.
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'Starve yourself': weight stigma harms health treatment AAP - 28-10-2024
For more than two decades, Lorna Berry has been told to lose weight to treat polycystic ovary syndrome. "One doctor said, 'Well, just starve yourself',"
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Abortion access still a lottery for the disadvantaged AAP - 24-10-2024
Abortion access continues to be out of reach for disadvantaged and regional Victorians, with some having to travel hundreds of kilometres and spend thousands of dollars for
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'No plans' to unwind abortion under federal coalition AAP - 23-10-2024
Women's reproductive rights won't come undone under a coalition government, an opposition senator has confirmed, as the culture war over abortion reignites.
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'Handmaids' protest ahead of abortion vote AAP - 17-10-2024
Women dressed as handmaids have protested on the steps of the South Australian parliament before a vote on a bill preventing termination of pregnancies from 27 weeks and six
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'Invisible, sidelined': landmark count for fatal cancer AAP - 17-10-2024
Isolated, unsupported and not even counted correctly, people with metastatic breast cancer know they will eventually die from the disease. But landmark research
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Breast cancer battlers 'blindsided' by divorce AAP - 14-10-2024
An Australian woman who has gone through breast cancer is a staggering 53 times more likely than average to see her relationship fall apart. The shocking statistic
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Greens plan to end menopause treatment horror stories AAP - 14-10-2024
Cheaper treatments and a national education blitz feature in a Greens election pitch to ease pressure on women experiencing menopause and perimenopause. The
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Aussie women say they're not educated on contraception AAP - 04-10-2024
The vast majority of Australian women fear they have insufficient education on contraception despite more than two thirds opting to use some form of birth control.
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Union fears LNP govt would remove abortion rights AAP - 27-09-2024
A Queensland union says a Liberal National Party government would strip women of abortion rights and reproductive healthcare options. But Opposition Leader
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