New article from The Guardian reports on a study that shows that male partners can help in limiting the recurrence of bacterial vaginosis. Read more from The Guardian. #bacterialvaginosis #TheGuardian #sexualhealth #ReproductiveHealth

RT @WRH_Journal: New paper in WRH #ReproductiveRights #DigitalJustice. Findings suggest that the changing legal landscape has created fear….

RT @WRH_Journal: What's NEW in WRH? . A longitudinal thematic analysis on 229 menstrual product advertisements from the 1920s to the 2020s.….

RT @WRH_Journal: Check out Women’s Reproductive Health, Issue 3 Volume 11:. Emerging research in various areas of women's reproductive and….

RT @WRH_Journal: Menstruation is a universal experience, yet its impact on body image and genital hygiene remains under-researched, especia….

RT @WRH_Journal: Open Access Paper 🔓 . Healthy Body, Healthy Mind: Exploring the Mental Health Implications of Comprehensive Sex Education.….

RT @MenstruationOrg: New report finds period poverty in Australia is forcing people to make their own menstrual products. Indigenous people….

New report finds period poverty in Australia is forcing people to make their own menstrual products. Read more from The Guardian @guardian 🩸. . #periodpoverty #menstrualproducts #TheGuardian

RT @MSEI_UniMelb: ICYMI – we are inviting expressions of interest for a new interdisciplinary PhD scholarship focused on reproductive justi….

RT @aj_hawkey: Keen to address health inequities? Collaborate with a diverse team of scholars, community organisations, and migrant and ref….

Upcoming online event hosted by La Trobe University: 'Exploring Histories of Abortion Care: Barbara Baird & Sally Sheldon in Conversation.' . June 5th, 6:00pm - 7:00pm!. Click the link to register:

Susan McLean @TheCybercop1 giving our final talk for #ASPOG24, speaking to the horrifying phenomenon of technology facilitated sexual abuse.

For session 10, we have some fantastic talks on reproductive health! From ‘migrant women’s experiences of reproductive decision-making’ to ‘evaluating a fertility tracking decision aid with eye-tracking technology.’ Not to be missed! #ASPOG24

Next up: Clinical cases session 🩺 Always such an interesting session we look forward to at our ASPOG conferences. #ASPOG24

Panel #2 today spoke on abortion, with our speakers Aekta Neel, @kate_chaouki and online, Mel Groetz. “We must keep being loud.” A fantastic and engaging discussion around abortion stigma. #ASPOG24

RT @Nishaobgyn: If you are attending @ASPOGau ASM, hope to see you at the breakfast panel discussion on #BirthTrauma tomorrow with @Ruby_B….

RT @Nishaobgyn: It was a real wake-up discussion .We can’t continue to do the same thing and expect a different outcome .If women tell us t….

Next up we have session 6: Cross-cultural, intersectional and underserved populations. What a great session it was!

First up on day 2, our panel speaking on birth trauma with Debra Pidd, @Nishaobgyn and Dr Jo Power. Such important work and implications for clinical practice. A thought provoking session!

To finish off day one of #ASPOG24, Prof Martha Hickey gave us a captivating presentation, speaking on empowering women to manage menopause. An incredible way to end the day.