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Tag: maternal health

Public Health Association of Australia logo.

The potential global effects if Roe v. Wade is overturned

Professor Jaya Dantas, Dr Claire Rogers, Dr Abela Mahimbo, and Professor Angela Taft   Recently, United States (US) political news … More

global health, maternal health, Women's health
mother carrying baby

Survey reveals new Aussie mums are tired but generally coping okay during pandemic peaks

Jeremy Lasek – PHAA COVID-19 seems to have thrown everything at us. In Australia, this includes both ‘baby busts’ and … More

Coronavirus, maternal health, Public Health, Women's health
Public Health Association of Australia logo.

A Q&A with Dr Amie Steel, one of two new Women’s Health Special Interest Group Co-Convenors

PHAA The PHAA Women’s Health Special Interest Group (SIG) has historically been one of our most active SIGs, with past … More

Branches/SIGs, maternal health, public health workforce, Women's health
A mother kisses her baby on her cheek. Credit Nandhu Kumar - Pexels

The $55 billion formula industry – violating international commitments

Dr Mary-Anne Land – PHAA Forty years ago, the World Health Assembly adopted the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk … More

formula milk, maternal health, unethical marketing
A smiling woman holds a smiling baby up at head height.

Addressing Inequalities in Access to Quality Maternal and Child Health Services in Sub-Saharan Africa

Authors – Firew Bobo (PhD Candidate, University of Technology Sydney, UTS); Professor Andrew Hayen, (UTS); Professor Angela Dawson; (UTS) How … More

Health equity, maternal health, vaccination
A range of materials promoting oral health for children.

Better ways to prevent obesity and tooth decay in early childhood

Dr Narendar Manohar (Western Sydney University), Professor Andrew Hayen (University of Technology Sydney), Associate Professor Amit Arora (Western Sydney University) … More

child health, food, Health equity, Health literacy, maternal health, Nutrition, oral health, public health education

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