Womens Health

UNSW’s annual IVF report has revealed the latest numbers and trends in assisted reproductive technology. IVF success rates have improved significantly

A couple who lost their baby son have made it their mission to educate prospective parents on steps to reduce the risk of stillbirth. The moment

It’s long been known that correctly timing an embryo transfer is critical to the chance of achieving pregnancy. Identifying the right moment in a woman’s

With the Sydney lockdown placing pressure on hospitals, Sydney’s most affordable bulk-billed IVF Clinic, Connect IVF, is offering to take on patients who have had their

Dr Jinge Si is considered a leader in the field of Gynecology and Obstetrics in China. She has a medical degree from China Medical University and was awarded a Ph.D. by Southern

An Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report has found an increasing number of women are having children later in life. More Australian

A trial of antenatal care provided remotely to expectant mothers at home has shown the level of care is as good as a face-to-face consultation, including the identification

A Monash University study into the concept of egg freezing as an employee benefit has revealed almost half of the 656 Victorian women surveyed believe it would be appropriate

A 30-year global study led by University of Queensland researchers has found rates of childbirth by caesarean section are rising and exceeding safe levels in many developing

The effectiveness of using sterile water injections for labour contraction pain will be tested by an international collaboration of researchers, thanks to federal funding.

Scientists are investigating whether rising global temperatures may lead to more stillbirths, saying further study is needed on the subject as climates change.

More education is required during the antenatal care process around options to reduce third and fourth degree perineal tears, according to the APA, who says not enough women

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has released a national Third

In a momentous leap forward for women’s health in Australia, a new national standard of care released today will reduce the risk of women experiencing a serious tear

Women unite to share stories of overcoming deep grief, trauma, addiction and abuse and how they are using their experience to help others. Twenty eight women

Castlemaine women will be able to access locally-based maternity care via three distinct pathways under Castlemaine Health’s new collaborative model of care.

Many pregnant women worry about birth. Some, however, suffer from a much more serious condition called tokophobia: a severe and unreasoning dread of childbirth,

Pregnant women rightly expect that when they’re in labour, medical staff will observe them and their baby closely, and can deal with any potential problems

Motherhood can reap benefits for the human brain as it ages, with a study finding that women who parent more children show younger patterns of brain function.

Getting help with small home tasks that are not supported by available services is among factors affecting quality of life for older women living alone, new research has found.