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Climate leader Bronwyn Hayward named supreme Woman of Influence

Internationally-recognised sustainability and climate change advocate Professor Bronwyn Hayward has been named the Supreme Winner at the Women of

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Community Scoop » Climate Leader Bronwyn Hayward Named Supreme Woman Of Influence

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Moving tributes to much loved Beverley Lawton who died after collapsing on Seaham seafront

Moving tributes to much loved Beverley Lawton who died after collapsing on Seaham seafront
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IJGO publishes A Call for Action in Indigenous and First Nations Women s Health and Wellbeing

In October 2021, the International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics (IJGO) published a highly exciting and urgent special issue, titled: A Call for Action in Indigenous and First Nations Women’s Health and Wellbeing.

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New funding for cervical cancer labelled a huge step forward

New funding for cervical cancer labelled a huge step forward (Photo / Getty) A new funding plan targeting cervical cancer is being described as a huge step forward. A new HPV self-testing kit is set to be rolled out backed by $53 million of Government funding. The new kit consists of a simple swab that looks for cancer-causing HPV cells it s set to replace invasive smear tests from 2023. Women s Health Research Centre Director Beverley Lawton told Mike Hosking its a game changer. We can t detract from the fact that this is very good news for women. It s going to save lives, it s going to have less cervical cancer due to this new programme.

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