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Obstetric violence: A women’s health epidemic

Analysis April 17, 2024By Lara Braga

A groundbreaking study by Western Sydney University researchers and co-designed by consumer organizations has revealed more than 1 in 10 Australian women feel they have experienced some form of obstetric violence.

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Browsing: obsteric violence

Obstetric violence: A women’s health epidemic

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