Check out our latest blog to learn about dense breasts and what they mean for your breast cancer screening. Did you know dense breasts are common and can make mammograms a bit trickier to read? The blog also explains how the iPrevent tool can help you understand your personal breast cancer risk and guide your screening choices.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. There has been a new medication recently approved for use in Australia for medical management of endometriosis. This medication is a combination of 3 different hormonal preparations which can powerfully suppress endometriosis with less side-effects than some of the older medications. The new medication also provides contraception and should reduce period bleeding. It is available under the trade name Ryeqo.

Heavy periods affect many women and it may be lifechanging to read about your options to manage them.

Endometriosis is common and often under-recognised. Getting a “working diagnosis” early and setting up a good care “team”, as well as empowerment with self-care strategies, can be life-changing.

Good news: the option of taking your own cervical cancer screening test (CST/Pap smear) is here!

Slinda is a new contraceptive pill - Oestrogen-free but more effective than the older ‘mini-pill’.

Changes in your hormone levels around your period can create changes that are significant enough to cause ongoing headaches.

We take you through Kyleena - the latest hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) to be approved for use in Australia.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.