Where hello and goodbye collide: Honouring pregnancy loss
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Professor Martha Hickey is the Head of Menopause Services at the Women’s and is the lead researcher of the WHAM study.
The untold story of sex, sleep and sanity after surgical menopause
A new study from the Royal Women’s Hospital shows that women who have surgery to lower their ovarian cancer risk often experience sudden changes linked to early menopause.
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The untold story of sex, sleep and sanity after surgical menopause
A new study from the Royal Women’s Hospital shows that women who have surgery to lower their ovarian cancer risk often experience sudden changes linked to early menopause.
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Where hello and goodbye collide: Honouring pregnancy loss
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Staff excellence shines at 2025 awardsThe Women's 2025 Staff Excellence Awards: Innovation, dedication and talent on show.
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Turning ideas into impactIdeas Tank: The Women's annual small grants initiative inspired by Shark Tank. Here, staff share innovative ideas to help improve patient and staff experiences.
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Learning from loss: Parents highlight importance of compassionate careWhen Morgan and Dylan walked into the hospital for what they thought would be a routine growth scan, they had no reason to expect the devastating news that awaited them. At 36 weeks, their daughter Eloise had no heartbeat.
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Understanding perimenopause: Separating facts from hypeWomen navigating perimenopause are often faced with a flood of products, advice, and social media claims. This can make it hard to know what is reliable.
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Leading improvements in ovarian torsion careThe Women’s has changed how it diagnoses and treats ovarian torsion. This has cut delays and improved patient outcomes.
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