Womens Health
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More funding, workforce boost for abortion services AAP - 07-07-2024
Abortion services in Queensland will receive more than $20 million to improve access for women seeking to terminate a pregnancy and to increase the sector's workforce.
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Pregnant pause as glitch causes baby due date errors AAP - 28-06-2024
More than 1700 pregnant women's due dates were incorrectly recorded by South Australia's health department, prompting an independent review. SA Health
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How bra fittings are helping save rural women's lives AAP - 19-06-2024
Not far from yacht clubs, shimmering beaches and five star resorts, a homeless woman had sought shelter from the summer heat and humidity. Crisis counsellor
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Hysterectomies fall as options for heavy periods grow AAP - 13-06-2024
Hysterectomy rates have fallen over the past eight years, as less-invasive alternatives grow in use, according to national health data. More than 24,000 women
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Doctors urge early checks as endometrial cancer on rise AAP - 13-06-2024
Doctors at the Mater Hospital in Brisbane,
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Free menstrual products for outback communities AAP - 12-06-2024
Free pads and tampons will be given to remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory to help with cost of living pressures. The Albanese government
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Rural mums put at risk by health care system in crisis AAP - 03-06-2024
Rural women are travelling hundreds of kilometres to give birth amid a health care crisis which is set to worsen with a severe shortage of specialists and midwives.
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Hope in heartbreak as birth trauma report ushers change AAP - 30-05-2024
After her stillborn daughter Bella was taken away, Naomi Bowden had to stay in a maternity ward surrounded by labouring women and crying newborns. Then, at
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Funding package to help women who suffer miscarriages AAP - 19-05-2024
Women who experience miscarriage will receive bereavement support and boosted follow-up care through $9.5 million in new federal government funding. The support
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New hope for Aussies battling early stage breast cancer AAP - 28-04-2024
Australians who live with a high risk of recurrence after early breast cancer will soon pay as little as $7.70 for an expanded treatment that could halt the disease from spreading.
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After 25 years, birthing suite available for rural mums AAP - 28-04-2024
For 25 years, women in Queensland's Cape York Peninsula have travelled more than 800km in their last month of pregnancy to access maternity services. But
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Pregnant, young and ignored by a system meant to care AAP - 08-04-2024
A 19-year-old woman's fears about her pregnancy were dismissed with comments from midwives like "they just keep getting younger" in the weeks before she gave
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Poland vetoes access to morning-after pill for over 15s AAP - 31-03-2024
Poland's President Andrzej Duda has vetoed a law that would have allowed over-the-counter access to the morning-after pill for girls and women ages 15 and above, his office
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Painful journey to endometriosis discovery for actress AAP - 27-03-2024
Christie Whelan Browne always had debilitating periods. But it took an ovarian cyst rupture at the age of 26 for doctors to finally diagnose the cause of her
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Birthing on Country means best start in life for babies AAP - 10-03-2024
Too many First Nations mothers and babies are being traumatised and dying during childbirth, according to Indigenous health professor Yvette Roe. First Nations
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Funding to curb long wait for women's disease diagnosis AAP - 10-03-2024
Seven years and 11 general practitioners - that's how long it took Jessica Taylor to receive an endometriosis diagnosis. From the age of 14, Ms Taylor had
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Women's health centres welcome vital funding boost AAP - 07-03-2024
A boost to clinics for vulnerable women will help more access health care and reduce strain on public hospitals, the NSW government says. More than $34 million
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No fish, eggs during pregnancy 'may lead to obesity AAP - 07-03-2024
Expectant mums face no shortage of advice on what they should and shouldn't eat but the latest research says excluding two foods during pregnancy could do more harm than
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Vaping rates, alcohol and drug use by young women up AAP - 29-02-2024
The number of Australians smoking cigarettes continues to fall but vaping, alcohol and some illicit drugs are growing in popularity, a survey has found. E-cigarette
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Victoria makes bid to close the gender pain gap AAP - 23-01-2024
VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES INQUIRY TO ADDRESS GENDER PAIN GAP * Overseen by the Women's Health Advisory Council, the inquiry will examine systemic issues

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