“I never thought I would have breast cancer”: the stories of western Sydney survivors
With no symptoms of breast disease and no family history of breast cancer, 63 year old Vassalah Wallace was quite
Read moreWith no symptoms of breast disease and no family history of breast cancer, 63 year old Vassalah Wallace was quite
Read moreAn hour-long session of skin-to-skin cuddles with a prematurely born baby, also called Kangaroo care, can stabilise a baby’s heart rate, improve immunity and weight gain. If cuddle sessions are consistent, in some cases it can help little patients to be discharged home sooner.
Read moreThe new friends bonded over their shared pregnancy complication.
Read moreWestmead Hospital Women’s & Newborn Health “Skin-to-Skin” program has gained traction since its inception in 2015 with 4000 mothers and babies connecting via the technique.
Read moreBaby Tobias just couldn’t wait to meet his parents.
Read moreThe challenge is going ahead with a virtual twist.
Read moreMother Ingrid Benedek is the first in Western Sydney to welcome a baby girl into the world as part of the Publicly Funded Homebirth Service provided through Westmead Hospital.
Read moreThe couple were preparing to leave for hospital when their baby had other ideas.
Read moreA baby girl named Aalia Amelia Ahsan has secured a place in history.
Read moreThe 1980s was a memorable decade with the first-ever CT scanning and diagnostic ultrasound performed, the introduction of personal computers, the discovery of new viruses such as HIV and Hepatitis C, and the development of emergency medicine as a speciality.
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