How AI is changing fertility treatment and pregnancy care

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How AI is changing fertility treatment and pregnancy care
From helping embryologists assess embryos to analysing genetic information, artificial intelligence is beginning to play a role in fertility and prenatal care. But some of the technology is much further advanced than others. Pregnancy has always involved plenty of tests, scans and decisions. For families...
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04 November, 2026
Balancing study and motherhood: what I hope my kids learn
Balancing study, work and family life takes being organised to a whole new level. One mum shares the exhaustion, guilt and unexpected lessons that come with returning to study while raising three children.
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01 October, 2026
Vitamin K shots stop internal bleeding in newborns. Why are some parents refusing them?
Babies aren’t born with enough vitamin K, which is essential to clot blood, report Zohra Lassi and Engida Yisma. This is why it’s recommended in Australia that all newborns receive a vitamin K injection at birth. Without it, they’re at risk of vitamin K deficiency...
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18 September, 2026
What’s a doula? What do – and don’t – they do during childbirth?
A birth doula is a support person a woman can privately hire during pregnancy. They usually attend the birth and provide non-clinical comfort measures such as massage, assistance getting into different birth positions, and emotional reassurance.
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17 September, 2026