Hospitals and Healthcare

When John and Wilma tried to reconnect physically after surviving cancer they say it took some experimentation.

Like the vast majority of Australian women, Hannah Jones was recommended the pill when she first asked her GP about contraception, but it wasn't the right option for her — and experts say her story is all too common.

Despite a permissive culture, the stigma persists around sexually transmissible infections. A University of Melbourne expert says we need to try dropping a word

OPINION: The origin of the disease is unknown, but recent genetic studies are overturning long held ideas and revealing an intriguing history.

The intimacy of relationships can be severely impacted for survivors of stroke, according to research that says not enough is being done to support them.

Older men getting back in the dating game may be more vulnerable to sexually transmitted infections, with a new study suggesting they need a sex education fresher.

Incontinence, bleeding and STIs among the consequences, say two surgeons, who want doctors to have open chats with patients on the topic

Online Learning Modules – Rural Sexual Health Care
Welcome to the CERSH Online Learning Modules – free and accredited learning modules on rural sexual health care.
There are currently 12 modules available. The modules can be taken individually or as a group, with RACGP and CDP points allocated accordingly. Please follow the instructions on the registration form to select the appropriate options.

So why do they still exist? An Object Lesson.

University of Melbourne researchers are working on a tool to help GPs discuss sexual health with their older patients, who are experiencing an increase in STIs.

It's time Australia came of age and followed England's example by introducing a relevant and diverse sex and relationships education program in all schools.