The Pulse: Women and newborn

As the world stood together in celebration of a new year, new life was welcomed at Western Sydney’s birthing hospitals on New Year’s Day.

Westmead Hospital proudly hosted its first-ever Perinatal Mental Health Week, marking an important milestone in supporting women, families, and staff during the perinatal period.  

Indigenous artist Lakkarai Pitt has brought her care, and craft to Westmead Hospital.

A new research paper authored by Western Sydney’s Sarah Melov, has questioned whether migrant women have equity of access to midwife continuity of care.

Each week up to a dozen women give up their time and offer their skills, to help people they’ll never meet.

Rose Fleig is an amateur baker and a breast cancer survivor. This is Rose is telling her story, in her own words.

Aihleen’s first time getting her breasts screened was sparked by a simple social media post.

Expectant mothers in Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) will be able to birth their babies closer to home, following $90 million in additional funding from the NSW Government for the new Rouse Hill Hospital.

Westmead Hospital has hosted the first of three Maternity Services Days across Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD), welcoming more than 500 expectant mothers and their loved ones into the hospital.

Baby James is making history by simply being born.