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What’s it like to be part of a clinical trial for breast cancer research? Elissa Simms shares her journey

While her breast cancer journey certainly hasn’t been easy, Elissa Simms is proving that “breast cancer isn’t the end of everything”.

News & Views

Endometriosis isn’t just period pain – it’s a $9.7 billion public health crisis we can’t ignore

Endometriosis is a widespread crisis costing billions, requiring urgent systemic change, better healthcare, and workplace support.

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‘I was told it was normal’: The endometriosis pain I was told to ignore

Looking back on my endometriosis journey, I wish I had questioned everything and hadn’t let doctors dismiss me, writes Yaelle Ohana.

Appointments

Sandra Creamer appointed CEO of the Australian Women’s Health Alliance

A/Prof Sandra Creamer has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Women’s Health Alliance.

Women's Health News

Menopause specialist Dr Fatima Khan on why women turn to social media for health answers

Dr Fatima Khan says it’s important to understand why women are turning to social media for answers to their health and wellbeing questions.

Women's Health News

Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnosis in the world, new study finds

Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnoses in the world, with a falling mortality rate, according to a new study.

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What can women do to reduce their risk of ovarian cancer? Experts weigh in on the options

How Dr. Daniella Brasacchio’s ovarian cancer risk led to a life-changing decision, raising awareness for prevention.

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Lifesaving ovarian cancer research doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Here’s why collaborations and funding are the backbone to progress

A new era for ovarian cancer research is being ushered in, with increasing global collaboration and research funding in the sector.

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Getting advice about contraception from social media? Here’s why it’s worth seeking professional support

Many young women are looking to social media for information about their reproductive health, rather than consulting a medical professional.

Women's Health News

After 10 years with USAID, I know women and children are already suffering following the shutdown

Abby Bloom worked on women’s and children’s health programs for almost a decade with USAID. She knows all too well the immediate consequences of the shutdown.

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Gender inequity in medical research: Why has ovarian cancer been historically overlooked?

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, experts say a better understanding of ovarian cancer presents opportunity for improved outcomes.

News & Views

What Labor’s new $573.3 million women’s health funding package means for you

The investment aims to address longstanding gaps in women’s healthcare, providing more options and reducing financial burdens.

What’s it like to be part of a clinical trial for breast cancer research? Elissa Simms shares her journey

Endometriosis isn’t just period pain – it’s a $9.7 billion public health crisis we can’t ignore

‘I was told it was normal’: The endometriosis pain I was told to ignore

Sandra Creamer appointed CEO of the Australian Women’s Health Alliance

Menopause specialist Dr Fatima Khan on why women turn to social media for health answers

Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnosis in the world, new study finds

What can women do to reduce their risk of ovarian cancer? Experts weigh in on the options

Lifesaving ovarian cancer research doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Here’s why collaborations and funding are the backbone to progress

Getting advice about contraception from social media? Here’s why it’s worth seeking professional support

After 10 years with USAID, I know women and children are already suffering following the shutdown

Gender inequity in medical research: Why has ovarian cancer been historically overlooked?

What Labor’s new $573.3 million women’s health funding package means for you

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