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  • Time to talk about menopause

    Time to talk about menopause

    As World Menopause Day approaches on October 18, it’s crucial to shed light on the often-misunderstood transition that many women face. Western Health women’s health…

  • Anxiety is more than a worry

    Anxiety is more than a worry

    When people think of mental illness, depression is usually the first condition that springs to mind. Yet being the best known doesn’t make it the…

  • Scars of survival

    Scars of survival

    After living in survival mode, Cobblebank’s cancer survivor Melanie Kuyl’s road to self-discovery and healing is never ending. The battle began in 2020, when a…

  • Knowledge is power with PCOS

    Knowledge is power with PCOS

    Despite impacting one in 10 Australian women, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, is still a “mystery” to many. That’s why Dr Sneha Parghi says when…

  • Addressing barriers to PCOS care

    Addressing barriers to PCOS care

    Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition among women, with symptoms beginning shortly after puberty, during later teen years, or within early adulthood.…

  • Addressing barriers to PCOS care

    Addressing barriers to PCOS care

    Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition among women, with symptoms beginning shortly after puberty, during later teen years, or within early adulthood.…

  • Bladder weakeness and what to do about it

    Bladder weakeness and what to do about it

    (intro) Alex Lopes is a pelvic health physiotherapist, the director of Pelvic Health Melbourne in Altona North, and past national chair of the Australian Physiotherapy…

  • Supporting the first thousand days

    Supporting the first thousand days

    A clinic at the Royal Women’s Hospital is striving to support babies who have been exposed to drugs and alcohol before birth, and their mothers.…

  • Breastfeeding support for all

    Breastfeeding support for all

    World Breastfeeding Week is a global campaign aiming to raise awareness of the importance of breastfeeding and the benefits it provides to mothers, children, and…

  • ’There’s no silver lining’

    ’There’s no silver lining’

    Jacki O’Farrell had a cardiac arrest during her first birth and was unable to sit up for her first two weeks of motherhood. Her second…

  • Acknowledging women’s pain

    Acknowledging women’s pain

    Women experience chronic pain at higher rates than men, according to Northern Health head of gynaecology Josephine Vivian-Taylor. Dr Vivian-Taylor said women are disproportionately affected…

  • Supporting women through birth trauma

    Supporting women through birth trauma

    In the halls of the Royal Women’s Hospital, a specialist team of seasoned midwives stands out for its unique initiative in supporting women who have…

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