A world first study, published in The Lancet today, has found that women with diabetes in a low-risk pregnancy can safely express breast milk in late pregnancy, with the study dispelling concerns that the practice could cause harm to babies.

March is Endometriosis Month and The Women's staff are raising awareness of the disease and latest developments in research and clinical practice.

Generous philanthropist and long-term supporter of the Royal Women’s Hospital, Betty Amsden, has sadly passed away.

The Women’s has been named the Premier’s Large Health Service of the Year at the Victorian Public Healthcare Awards

One of the Women’s longest-serving volunteers, Elaine Tisher, has received a Premier’s Volunteer Champions Award for her years of dedication and support to the hospital and its services

NETS has been delivering babies to intensive care units for 40 years

In a joint appointment by the Women's and The University of Melbourne, Professor Kelsey Hegarty has been appointed Australia’s first chair of Family Violence Prevention

One hundred and sixty babies and their mothers helped us to celebrate our 160th year last Friday at a morning reception hosted by the Governor of Victoria, the Honourable Linda Dessau AM.

Dr Susan Matthews is the new Chief Executive of the Royal Women’s Hospital.

A very generous bequest from the estate of Ilma Mary Short enabled the Women’s to establish The Gynaecology Research Centre.