An election issue in the United States,it is now reverberating in Australia.
Postpartum psychosis affects between one and two women per 1000 births worldwide,but some experts believe this number may be higher.
From “pregnancy nose” to bump size,why are we still judging pregnant bodies in 2024?
The situation in Australia is far from that in the United States. But just because a woman cannot be prosecuted for terminating a pregnancy,it does not mean she can do so safely.
Vulnerable women are facing an agonising search for access to abortion that stretches well into their second trimester more than five years after pregnancy terminations were decriminalised in NSW.
A study of 7.7 million babies has found those conceived with IVF have a 36 per cent higher risk of serious heart abnormalities than naturally conceived children,but parents have been told not to be alarmed.
Paying super on parental leave will add billions of dollars to the retirement funds of parent carers across the country. But it’s not enough.
Lily Arthur was one of the young,vulnerable women coerced into giving up their babies for adoption mid-last century. Now,she’s taking her fight for justice to Geneva.
The proportion of Victorian women having vaginal births is at an all-time low,with midwives concerned by the health impacts on mothers and babies.
LGBTQ families’ unsupported access to assisted reproductive technology does not make sense.
Australia’s fragmented IVF sector is ill-equipped to keep up with rising demand,according to a sweeping review co-authored by former health minister Greg Hunt.