Professor Sue Matthews appointed to the National Women’s Health Advisory Council
The Council is an important step in addressing a range of issues that often result in Australian women and girls experiencing poor health outcomes.
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Cervical cancer vaccine protecting the communityNew internationally-published research led by the Women's shows that the national program to vaccinate school-aged girls and boys with the "anti-cervical cancer" vaccine is providing population-wide protection.
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Our team studies long-term effects of early birthA new study looks at brain development in babies born early
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Our experts have their sayChildbirth research: our experts give their opinion
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National Diabetes WeekDuring National Diabetes Week (13-19 July) the focus is on raising the awareness and prevention of diabetes and at the Women’s it also allows us to put the spotlight on gestational diabetes.
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Support for female genital cutting declining in inner Melbourne communitiesWomen's in study partnership into female genital cutting
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Team Fast and Furious on the run for the Women’sOn the run for the Women's
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