Women’s Health News

Gillian Keed is the first registered enrolled nurse in her family. Her love of caring for people has seen her work across disability, health and juvenile justice.

Cassandra Blume is an Aboriginal mental health clinician who works in child protection, one of the most complex areas to operate. 

Lynette Bullen has spent her career in health, dedicating her efforts towards families trying to overcome drug and alcohol addiction. 

Evien Wood is the co-founder of the Coolamon Community, a project that delivers a “Coolamon Crib” of essentials to First Nations mums.

Women may be classed as high or low risk and screened differently for breast cancer. But the path forward is not clear cut.

More than half of young people are using strangulation during sex, with many of them unaware of potentially serious health consequences. 

Lucy Clynes has been appointed as CEO of Hepatitis Australia, the national peak body leading the community response to viral hepatitis. 

Nurses and midwives in Victoria are set to receive a 28.4 per cent pay rise over four years in a new pay deal.

A new chatbot will provide information and resources from the PANDA website with just a few clicks, offering support to new mums.

Texas lawmakers touted their anti-abortion law as legislation that would save lives, but new research shows the opposite to be true.

Amid an ongoing diabetes epidemic, more young people are being diagnosed at an alarming rate, according to a new Diabetes Australia report.

Demand for oral retinoid has nearly doubled among women of reproductive age in the last nine years, without stronger warnings needed.