Yesterday, on the first day they became available, 14,367 child (paediatric) vaccine first doses were administered to 5 to 11-year-olds throughout New Zealand.
Today there are 14 new community cases of #COVID19 in Auckland, Lakes and Wellington. https://t.co/EzwPB90QsH
Can every politician stop saying things like “it’s inevitable that healthcare providers will get sick”. It’s NOT actually supposed to be inevitable. It’s actually PREVENTABLE with adequate PPE. Stop replacing healthcare providers and start providing adequate protection instead😔
Study on COVID-19 in pregnancy by @NPEU_UKOSS now live. Reports requested for all women admitted to hospital with confirmed COVID-19 in pregnancy. #covidmaternity Please contribute to aid our understanding of maternal infection. https://t.co/ptqHtA7nQL
It’s Endometriosis Awareness Month and throughout the next few weeks, we will be sharing a variety of handy resources to raise awareness and understanding of this common condition that affects 1 in 10 women of reproductive age in the UK #endometriosisawarenessmonth
This is an updated review/meta-analysis on surgery for #endometriosis since the 2014 review. Only RCTs included.
The results are surprising for #fertility outcomes.
MIGS/REI should definitely read and please debate!
Free access for all x 50 days!
https://t.co/L2y9xZibnU
Join our poster campaign to increase awareness of the need for fertility education! Fertility education is urgently needed globally to raise awareness of key information that can affect fertility @ProfJoyceHarper@UCL_IfWH@ucl@UCLchildhealth#fertilityed https://t.co/J35FpsrNat
"When to do surgery/when not to do surgery for #endometriosis"
Short answer from our @AAGLJMIG meta-analysis? ⤵️
Operative laparoscopy may reduce pain for at least six months but probably doesn't improve fertility outcomes
Long answer ⤵️
https://t.co/Tw8mnFzgdu
#NZ ~ "Female physicians reported feeling discriminated against for having children, for how often and how hard they worked, and at times, simply for being women." https://t.co/ql3LU1i5tj
In recent years, more than 50% of medical graduates in Australasia and 80 per cent of new O&G Trainees have been female. Dr Elizabeth Glanville talks about her experience juggling specialist training and parenting: https://t.co/FRUIPFJ2Y4
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) with ovarian stimulation versus expectant management for unexplained #infertility (TUI study): an open-label RCT https://t.co/97kRm3UkP5