FRANZCOG trainee | PhD Candidate - Mercy Perinatal, University of Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined May 2018
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Hannah Gordon retweeted
Incredible work by @aroddymitchell. Targeted action is needed in LMICs to reduce the high burden of perinatal mental health disorders #maternalhealth
1 in 5 women in low- and middle-income countries experience generalized anxiety disorder during pregnancy or in the year following birth, and 1 in 12 experience PTSD. Targeted action is needed to reduce the high burden of perinatal mental health disorders. ja.ma/3G5sBi0
Hannah Gordon retweeted
How common is self-harm among #women during the #perinatal period, and what factors are associated with self-harm in this population? This systematic review aims to answer these questions. bit.ly/2rKXIg2 #selfharm
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Hannah Gordon retweeted
The Prevalence and Correlates of Self-Harm in the Perinatal Period: A Systematic Review from @SWMH_IoPPN @rina_dutta @Ayre_K @hannahgordon
psychiatrist.com/JCP/article…
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Are you an O&G consultant or registrar working in Australia? We want to hear your views & experiences of the Cervical Screening Program in a short survey. You can enter the draw for one of five $100 vouchers! sydneypublichealth.au1.qualt… Please help to contribute to our research!
Hot off the press! Thoughts of self-harm during pregnancy but not a history of self-harm found to be associated with quality of mother-infant interactions @JClinPsychiatry
Our new @KingsIoPPN @KingsHSPR @ESMI_research paper on self harm history and mother infant interactions at 3 months postpartum psychiatrist.com/JCP/article…
Thrilled to present my research on self-harm & mother-infant interactions at this year's RANZCOG ASM @SWMH_IoPPN #ranzcog18
Hearing from Hannah Gordon, final-year @UniMelbMDHS student, on her @KingsCollegeLon research into maternal self-harm/suicidal ideation & impact on mother-baby interactions #RANZCOG18
Many women have had unpleasant experiences with the vaginal speculum during pap tests. But few know that the speculum also has a history mired by racism and abusive practices. Something I penned for @DoctusProject #WomensHealthWeek
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Hannah Gordon retweeted
In case anyone needed proof that opting for "complementary medicine" over conventional treatment for curable cancers is a bad idea jamanetwork.com/journals/jam… via @JAMAOnc
Hannah Gordon retweeted
Enjoyed working with @hannahgeorgiana on this commentary!
Women with a history of postpartum affective disorder at increased risk of recurrence in future pregnancies ebmh.bmj.com/content/early/2…
I wrote an article for Refugee Week: teapawt.net/DoctusProject/status/1…
In conversation with Professor Suresh Sundram: refugee health and the Australian immigration detention process #WithRefugees
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Hannah Gordon retweeted
Huge thanks to everyone who's reading this. It's 9,000 words long, and 8 months in the making. I poured a lot into it. I hope you like it. I hope it helps. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
“Should women completely reject the masculine universe or should they find themselves a place in it? Should they steal their tools or change them?”
- Simone de Beauvoir in conversation with Susan Brison
HT @emmajyapp
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Some have suggested that "the FDA’s risk-averse approach to drug approval gets in the way of innovation and keeps life-saving medicines off the market."
But maybe it's more complicated than this? @WIRED HT @Lambananas
wired.com/story/infectious-r…
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Is there a place for affirmative action for men pursuing O&G? Unlike the gender imbalance in surgery, it seems this push for equality is coming from within O&G colleges @latimes
latimes.com/health/la-me-mal…
Are out-of-body experiences a glitch in our mind's self-model? @NewYorker
newyorker.com/magazine/2018/…
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Hannah Gordon retweeted
Still in press but pretty much out - read my systematic review on how public attitudes concerning women and sexual assault are predictive of sexual violence behaviours ! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…