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Movie about women: inspirational movie. covers homelssness. @AWHealthNetwork. www.imdb.com/video/vi2724005145?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_1 ... See MoreSee Less

The Blind Side: Inspirational Video

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A special video for the movie The Blind Side
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Well... what does this say for the governments commitment/lack of commitment to protecting #VAW #domesticviolence #womenshealth ?? @AWHealthNetwork ... See MoreSee Less

A senate inquiry into domestic violence closes early without submissions

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It was instigated after Hannah Clarke & her three children were murdered.
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The introduction of the HPV vaccine in 2007 is likely to have prevented 2000 Australian babies being born premature over eight years. #womenshealth @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/ya9ddvxk ... See MoreSee Less

HPV vaccine linked to decline in premature births

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The HPV vaccine is likely to have prevented 2000 Australian babies being born premature in the eight years since 2007.
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