Changes to Pap Smear Testing
There’s good news for women as the biennial pap smear is being phased out in favour of a new test capable of detecting the Human Papillomavirus…
Management of Irregular Bleeding in Women on Contraception
While it’s quite normal for many women to experience menstrual bleeding when they have reached the end of a packet of birth control pills or other…
Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs)
Condoms and the birth control pill are the most widely used forms of contraception, but not completely reliable. Pills can be forgotten, and condoms…
You may be pregnant? Things to consider...
The idea that you may be pregnant, unplanned pregnancy or not, can produce a flurry of thoughts and emotions that cascade through your mind all at…
Unplanned pregnancy and making the right choice for you
Unplanned Pregnancy - Making a Decision For many, this is not an easy decision. There are countless factors that need to be considered. If you’re…
New Abortion Laws - Free Northern Irish Procedures in England
The legalisation of abortion, it’s costs and strict guidelines are constantly being reviewed all over the world. The UK is no exception. It was…
Calculating Your Pregnancy Dates
The most commonly known symptom of pregnancy is when a woman misses a period or is ‘late.’ Some women just ‘know’ and can sense that their body has…
The History of Abortion Laws in Australia
The history of abortion laws in Australia is complicated and, quite often, very confusing. The main cause for confusion is the fact that in each…
Medical Abortion FAQs
Once a woman has made the decision to terminate a pregnancy, the consideration of whether to undergo a surgical or a medical abortion is weighed up.…
Northern Territory Government Votes to Decriminalise Abortion
Recent Northern Territory Abortion Law Reforms Bring Hope for Other States The history of abortion law in Australia is lengthy and complicated. Each…