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Maternity care during COVID-19

Maternity care during COVID-19

A number of aspects of maternity care have changed during the pandemic, with telehealth leading the way.


Health during pregnancy possible predictor for babies’ sleep patterns

Health during pregnancy possible predictor for babies’ sleep patterns

A new study has found a link between mothers who experience mental and physical health concerns during pregnancy and sleep issues in their babies.


City–remote health divide starts from birth

City–remote health divide starts from birth

Statistics designed to track clinical activity and outcomes related to pregnancy have revealed marked differences in a number of key areas.


Removing stigma around stillbirth: ‘The time is now’

Removing stigma around stillbirth: ‘The time is now’

Stillbirth is difficult for many people to confront, but advocates want to bring it into the open and reduce the isolation felt by affected families.


Mums-to-be encouraged to get flu jab

Mums-to-be encouraged to get flu jab

A surge in cases of flu in babies has led to calls to boost pregnancy vaccination rates in Victoria.


A ‘hidden tragedy’: Government pledges further support for stillbirth

A ‘hidden tragedy’: Government pledges further support for stillbirth

The Federal Government has responded to a report on stillbirth with a promise of additional funding and research.


Mothers and babies in Australia

Mothers and babies in Australia

AIHW data shows positive trends in antenatal health and outcomes, with regional variations and a caution about rates of overweight and obesity.


Substance use during pregnancy

Substance use during pregnancy

GP and addiction medicine expert Dr Hester Wilson discusses how to best approach a complex issue.


Which way forward for GP shared maternity care?

Which way forward for GP shared maternity care?

Dr Wendy Burton is raising the alarm over threats to shared antenatal care.


GP obstetricians increasingly shut out of hospitals

GP obstetricians increasingly shut out of hospitals

GP obstetrician Dr Nooshin Rasool will no longer be able to deliver her patients’ babies in hospital – and she is not alone.


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