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  • We are celebrating the journey of 'Pigeon Pair' Premmies Ivy and Hunter, and their mother Rachael.
    Rachael’s experience with ‘Pigeon Pair’ premmies

    We are celebrating the journey of 'Pigeon Pair' Premmies Ivy and Hunter, and their mother Rachael.

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  • Sally McNamara says the Women’s antenatal psychology group sessions were a game-changer for her during her pregnancy.
    De-stigmatising mental health challenges during pregnancy

    When Sally experienced anxiety during her pregnancy, she found support in the Women’s antenatal psychology group. She’s sharing her story for Perinatal Mental Health Week.

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  • The Royal Women’s Hospital is sharing hope by highlighting an advanced imaging technique that is assisting in early cancer detection.
    Progress in the early detection of breast cancer

    The Women’s is sharing hope by highlighting an advanced imaging technique that is assisting in early cancer detection.

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  • The Women’s annual Research Report has been launched, and celebrated the achievements of the hospital’s ten research centres.
    Making a difference through research

    The Royal Women’s Hospital’s annual Research Report was launched last night at an event celebrating the achievements of the hospital’s ten research centres.

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  • Co-parents Dominique, James and Markian with baby Minka during their stay at the Women’s.
    Going home to aid recovery after low-risk caesareans

    People who have had a planned caesarean section are able to access the Women’s hospital services in their home as part of a new program designed to aid recovery.

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  • The annual Tracy Maund Oration has returned as an in-person event at the Women’s, with the spotlight on healthcare and ‘climate care.’
    Climate care in focus for Tracy Maund Oration

    The annual Tracy Maund Oration has returned as an in-person event at the Women’s, with the spotlight on healthcare and ‘climate care.’

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  • Digital leader recognised at the 2022 Brilliant Women in Digital Health Awards

    The Royal Women’s Hospital’s Director of Informatics, Sofie Karamzalis, has been recognised nationally for her leadership in digital health.

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  • Making fertility services more accessible

    We warmly welcome today’s Victorian Government announcement of a public fertility service, which the Women's and Monash Health will lead.

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  • Urogynaecologist Dr Tanaka Dune is working to shatter the stigma associated with many women’s health issues.
    Introducing Dr Pelvic Floor

    Dr Tanaka Dune wants to talk about your pelvic health. The Royal Women’s Hospital’s urogynaecologist is working to shatter the stigma associated with many women’s health issues.

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  • The Women’s Chief Medical Information Officer (on sabbatical from the role of Medical Director of Neonatal Services), Dr Carl Kuschel.
    Achievements celebrated at the 2022 Women’s Staff Awards

    Staff across the Women’s were recognised recently for their passion, excellence and dedication at the Women’s 2022 Staff Awards.

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