Obstetrics and gynaecology Archives - Page 2 of 11

Podcasts

Fibroids: Risks, management and treatments in primary care

A/Prof Alex Polyakov to discuss fibroids, including risk factors, management and treatment options, as well as impacts on fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

Podcasts

Environmental toxicants and their impact on fertility – Lecture

A/Prof Mark Green gives an overview of the what, where and how endocrine disrupting chemicals are potentially influencing the health of young Australians.

Clinical Articles

Perinatal depression and anxiety practice points

Early detection, medication advice, atypical red flags and more...

Learning Modules

Obstetric Iron Management

Explore iron deficiency risks in pregnancy and discover how to optimise iron supplement efficacy for a safer and healthier pregnancy

Learning Modules

Threatened Miscarriage and Early Pregnancy Bleeding

Discover the latest evidence on the role of progesterone for reducing the risk of early pregnancy bleeding.

Podcasts

Low libido – What is it & how is it managed?

Dr Ginni Mansberg explains transdermal testosterone treatment which is now available in Australia.

Clinical Articles

IUD problem solving: Sexual health experts answer your questions

They’re super effective, but what if things don’t quite to plan?

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Podcasts

Fibroid management update – Lecture

A/Prof Alex Polyakov explores the various symptoms associated with fibroids.

Clinical Articles

Ryeqo approved for endometriosis

Ryeqo has been available in Australia since 2022, but until now was not specifically indicated for endometriosis. Here's how it works and what you need to be aware of.

Clinical Articles

‘Free birthing’ and planned home births might sound similar but the risks are very different

The death of premature twins in Byron Bay in an apparent “wild birth”, or free birth, last week has prompted fresh concerns about giving birth without a midwife or medical assistance.

Clinical Articles

We think we have found a cause of pregnancy sickness, and it may lead to a treatment

Sickness in pregnancy, or hyperemesis gravidarum, is common and is thought to affect seven out of ten women at some time in their pregnancy. But, until recently, very little has been known about why it happens.

Podcasts

Dysmenorrhea in teenagers: Practical approaches for assessing and managing

What can cause menstrual pain and how to explain this to a young patient, as well as the ‘red-flags’ which might suggest a need for investigation or referral in a young women presenting with dysmenorrhoea...

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Fibroids: Risks, management and treatments in primary care

A/Prof Alex Polyakov to discuss fibroids, including risk factors, management and treatment options, as well as impacts on fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

Environmental toxicants and their impact on fertility – Lecture

A/Prof Mark Green gives an overview of the what, where and how endocrine disrupting chemicals are potentially influencing the health of young Australians.

Perinatal depression and anxiety practice points

Early detection, medication advice, atypical red flags and more...

Obstetric Iron Management

Explore iron deficiency risks in pregnancy and discover how to optimise iron supplement efficacy for a safer and healthier pregnancy

Threatened Miscarriage and Early Pregnancy Bleeding

Discover the latest evidence on the role of progesterone for reducing the risk of early pregnancy bleeding.

Low libido – What is it & how is it managed?

Dr Ginni Mansberg explains transdermal testosterone treatment which is now available in Australia.

IUD problem solving: Sexual health experts answer your questions

They’re super effective, but what if things don’t quite to plan?

Fibroid management update – Lecture

A/Prof Alex Polyakov explores the various symptoms associated with fibroids.

Ryeqo approved for endometriosis

Ryeqo has been available in Australia since 2022, but until now was not specifically indicated for endometriosis. Here's how it works and what you need to be aware of.

‘Free birthing’ and planned home births might sound similar but the risks are very different

The death of premature twins in Byron Bay in an apparent “wild birth”, or free birth, last week has prompted fresh concerns about giving birth without a midwife or medical assistance.

We think we have found a cause of pregnancy sickness, and it may lead to a treatment

Sickness in pregnancy, or hyperemesis gravidarum, is common and is thought to affect seven out of ten women at some time in their pregnancy. But, until recently, very little has been known about why it happens.

Dysmenorrhea in teenagers: Practical approaches for assessing and managing

What can cause menstrual pain and how to explain this to a young patient, as well as the ‘red-flags’ which might suggest a need for investigation or referral in a young women presenting with dysmenorrhoea...

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A/Prof Alex Polyakov to discuss fibroids, including risk factors, management and treatment options, as well as impacts on fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

A/Prof Mark Green gives an overview of the what, where and how endocrine disrupting chemicals are potentially influencing the health of young Australians.

Early detection, medication advice, atypical red flags and more...

Explore iron deficiency risks in pregnancy and discover how to optimise iron supplement efficacy for a safer and healthier pregnancy

Discover the latest evidence on the role of progesterone for reducing the risk of early pregnancy bleeding.

Dr Ginni Mansberg explains transdermal testosterone treatment which is now available in Australia.

They’re super effective, but what if things don’t quite to plan?

A/Prof Alex Polyakov explores the various symptoms associated with fibroids.

Ryeqo has been available in Australia since 2022, but until now was not specifically indicated for endometriosis. Here's how it works and what you need to be aware of.

The death of premature twins in Byron Bay in an apparent “wild birth”, or free birth, last week has prompted fresh concerns about giving birth without a midwife or medical assistance.

Sickness in pregnancy, or hyperemesis gravidarum, is common and is thought to affect seven out of ten women at some time in their pregnancy. But, until recently, very little has been known about why it happens.

What can cause menstrual pain and how to explain this to a young patient, as well as the ‘red-flags’ which might suggest a need for investigation or referral in a young women presenting with dysmenorrhoea...

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