Paracetamol Use in Pregnancy Not Linked to Autism or ADHD, RANZCOG Asserts
RANZCOG dismisses claims linking paracetamol use in pregnancy to neurodivergence.
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Follow the latest advocacy news as we speak out on key health issues, influence policy, and work with stakeholders to drive systemic change for better healthcare outcomes.
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Statement on the South Australia Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Bill
The College opposes the private member’s bill seeking additional restrictions on abortion care in South Australia.
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National Women’s Health Strategy: Release of the Monitoring and Reporting Framework and Baseline Report
The College welcomes the release of the National Women’s Health Strategy Monitoring Reporting Framework and Baseline Report
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RANZCOG Opposes Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill
The Bill signals a troubling departure away from evidence-based healthcare policy in New Zealand.
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Statement in Response to Callander et. al Study
RANZCOG has issued a statement in response to the study focusing on Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes and Health System Costs by Prof. Emily Callander and colleagues.
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Caution Urged Ahead of Second Reading of the 3-Day Postnatal Stay Bill
Maternity leaders urge caution ahead of the second reading of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (3-Day Postnatal Stay) Amendment Bill.
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Piloting a Co-Designed Multidisciplinary Birth Trauma Education Program
RANZCOG has partnered with ACM and BTA to leverage expertise to develop new multidisciplinary birth trauma training resources.
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Urgent Action Needed to Address Maternal Deaths and Perinatal Loss from Gender-Based Violence
The College calls for action following release of "Femicide: Deaths resulting from gender-based violence in Aotearoa New Zealand" report.
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RANZCOG Welcomes the Beasley Report
The College welcomes the release of the Report of the Special Commission of Inquiry into Healthcare Funding.
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Aotearoa New Zealand Budget 2025 Statement
The modest increase in Vote Health funding is unlikely to make a difference for women, but access to primary care and longer prescriptions may.
Statement on the South Australia Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Bill
Statement on the South Australia Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Bill
The College opposes the private member’s bill seeking additional restrictions on abortion care in South Australia.
National Women’s Health Strategy: Release of the Monitoring and Reporting Framework and Baseline Report
National Women’s Health Strategy: Release of the Monitoring and Reporting Framework and Baseline Report
The College welcomes the release of the National Women’s Health Strategy Monitoring Reporting Framework and Baseline Report
RANZCOG Opposes Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill
RANZCOG Opposes Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill
The Bill signals a troubling departure away from evidence-based healthcare policy in New Zealand.
Statement in Response to Callander et. al Study
Statement in Response to Callander et. al Study
RANZCOG has issued a statement in response to the study focusing on Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes and Health System Costs by Prof. Emily Callander an...
Caution Urged Ahead of Second Reading of the 3-Day Postnatal Stay Bill
Caution Urged Ahead of Second Reading of the 3-Day Postnatal Stay Bill
Maternity leaders urge caution ahead of the second reading of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (3-Day Postnatal Stay) Amendment Bill.
Piloting a Co-Designed Multidisciplinary Birth Trauma Education Program
Piloting a Co-Designed Multidisciplinary Birth Trauma Education Program
RANZCOG has partnered with ACM and BTA to leverage expertise to develop new multidisciplinary birth trauma training resources.