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Books about #greatwomen: Enchantress of numbers - Author Jennifer Chiaverini illuminates the fascinating life of Ada Byron King, Countess of Lovelace—Lord Byron’s daughter, the world’s first computer programmer, and a woman whose exceptional contributions to science and technology have been too long unsung. @AWHealthNetwork #womeninstem Anyone read this book? ... See MoreSee Less

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A number of male sports stars have been diagnosed after their death with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a brain condition associated with repetitive head trauma. Evidence now shows the female brain is especially vulnerable to the disease, with medical researchers looking for answers. #womenshealth #gender #WomeninSports @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/y5s5v75n ... See MoreSee Less

Women and girls face a greater risk of brain condition CTE, caused by repeated blows to the head

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A number of male sports stars have been diagnosed after their death with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a brain condition associated with repetitive head trauma. Evidence now shows the female brain is especially vulnerable to the disease, with medical researchers looking for answers.
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Audio (19 mins): The termination of a pregnancy is a huge, difficult and sometimes frightening decision. In this episode, Women's Health Tasmania CEO Jo Flanagan and Dr Sue Mallett, Senior Medical Officer at Family Planning Tasmania, talk about what is involved for any Tasmanian woman researching this decision. #womenshealth @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/y2zxjsne ... See MoreSee Less

Episode 5: Termination of pregnancy in Tasmania | Women's Health Tasmania

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The termination of a pregnancy is a huge, difficult and sometimes frightening decision. In this episode, Women's Health Tasmania CEO Jo Flanagan and Launceston GP Dr Sue Mallett explain what is involved for any Tasmanian woman researching this decision.
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