Australia has made significant advances in the prevention of cervical cancer, but progress on other gynaecological cancers is falling behind.
People with endometriosis are seven times more likely to undergo surgical menopause and face an increased risk of premature menopause before the age of 40, either naturally or through surgery, than those without endometriosis.
Premature ovarian insufficiency has life-altering impacts on women’s psychological and physical health and can be challenging for clinicians. New guidelines have been developed to help clinicians apply best practice care for women experiencing this condition.
International targets have been set to eliminate cervical cancer and Australia Government strategies are in place to achieve this. For this to benefit all diverse communities, authentic cross-sector partnership and community engaged practices are needed.
A new study shows a significant proportion of Australian women experience heavy menstrual bleeding, with rates increasing as women age.
To improve menstrual product access in Australia, we need to understand the menstrual needs of marginalised groups.
The guideline for the assessment and management of polycystic ovary syndrome follows international best practice recommendations for the diagnosis, assessment and treatment of this often neglected condition.
