The most disadvantaged Australians have long experienced higher rates of mental illness than the broader population. But they also access fewer mental health services.
Congratulations to Associate Professor Lisa Moran, from the Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation for being awarded a $2.8 Million NHMRC Investigator Grant in the latest round of grant funding.
“It sounds like a good thing to have happened – people get access to more, but what we saw was that those opportunities were taken up more by people who came from the more affluent areas,” Associate Professor Enticott said.
New guidelines on premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) have been released and new resources, with best practice advice for care.
Australian pride in our universal health system is partly derived from our belief that services should be most available to those who most need them.
Weight stigma is a barrier to women seeking treatment for PCOS and health professionals need to be better educated about it.
A new Australian Evidence-based Guideline for unexplained infertility, together with new Translational Program resources and an Ask Fertility App will better inform patients and increase the chances of pregnancy.
Do you have a question about PCOS? Leading experts are available to answer your questions on the Ask PCOS App forum.
To celebrate Women’s Health Week, we are offering health professionals a chance to book one of our online courses and receive a second course, FREE. Advance your knowledge and care in PCOS and early menopause to improve women’s health.
Congratulations to Professor Helena Teede, Chief Investigator of the NHMRC and partner-funded Advancing Women in Healthcare Leadership and Director of the Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI), for receiving the 2024 Australian Medical Association (AMA) Women in Medical Leadership Award.