Stillbirth and neonatal death
The vast majority of pregnancies end happily with a healthy mother and baby. Sadly however, this is not always the…
The vast majority of pregnancies end happily with a healthy mother and baby. Sadly however, this is not always the…
When a mother sustains a gynaecological injury during childbirth, often the first emotion is not one of joy at holding…
Birth trauma refers to a wide variety of medical conditions – ranging from physical and emotional damage to the mother…
One in three Australian babies is born by caesarean section (C-section). C-sections may be either elective or emergency. It is…
With more and more couples and individuals turning to in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) or other assisted reproductive technologies (ART) in order…
Assisted reproductive technology (ART) ART refers to the technology used to aid assist those who find it difficult to conceive…
Various drugs collectively known as Hormone Replacement Therapy (“HRT”) have been recognised as effective treatments for controlling menopausal symptoms. However,…
There are a number of diagnostic and screening tests available to the expectant mother. Some are routinely used and others…
Obstetric negligence is a complex area of law and one which may involve a number of different aspects of pregnancy…
Surrogacy refers to an arrangement made under which a woman (birth mother or surrogate) carries and delivers a baby for…