More families benefit from public fertility care
When Melbourne parents Jess and Simon needed fertility treatment, private IVF felt both emotionally and financially out of reach. Instead, they turned to Public Fertility Care, which helped them conceive their second child.
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The Women’s to co-lead global menopause study on women’s heart healthA million-dollar global research project co-led by Australia and the UK is taking a key step towards closing the gender gap in heart disease.
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Virtual hospital care launches with first regional patientThe Royal Women’s Hospital has seen its first virtual hospital patient. This is a key step in Victoria’s new Virtual Hospital pilot. It aims to change how specialist healthcare is provided across the state.
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Philanthropic gift to improve reproductive healthcare in regional VictoriaWomen in regional Victoria will soon have better access to medical abortion and contraception services, thanks to a generous gift.
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Cool Topics 2025: Listening to babies, learning from familiesAustralia’s leading neonatal conference returned to Melbourne last week, proudly hosted by the Royal Women’s Hospital. This year, Cool Topics shifted the spotlight from technology to humanity.
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Public Fertility Care wins Victorian healthcare award for partneringWe are proud to announce that the Women’s Public Fertility Care service has been awarded the Partnering in Healthcare Award at the 2025 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards.
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From pilot to everyday practice: New family violence programs ready for rollout across Australian healthcare settingsNew programs show how healthcare can lead the fight against family violence across Australia starting now.
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