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Elly Copp is a guest blogger today.  Photo: Elly Copp Elly is a hospital midwife working in a birth centre in the south-we...

An important update on the outcome of the Standing Committee on Health in regards to midwifery care.  So exciting to see this sensible deve...

My last meeting with the lovely midwifery students I've been working with in Papua New Guinea is this morning.  Pacific Adventist ...

Following my blog post about the importance of sleep, a friend of mine, Maxine, posted a link to a blog post on Not Totally Rad , a blog tha...

Sleeping is something I've tended to put on hold. As I seek to cram more into my day, I find the hours in the middle of the night are th...

Our chromosomes have protective sheaths and caps at their ends. These caps are known as telomeres and protect the ends of the chromosomes. A...

Note: for some reason the links aren't showing up in this post. Just run your cursor over the words and they will show as a purple colo...

The vital importance of speaking up and saying how you feel to your health and wellbeing is demonstrated in a post by this young woman, Fion...

More than 60 children around WA have had adverse reactions to the flu vaccine, Fluvax. This vaccine contains three different flu components...

"If you think this is dangerous, try giving birth in poor countries without a midwife,  hospitals or medicine. This flashmob is on...

Having positive expectations is good for your immune system functioning and therefore good for your health. "These results provide th...