Cassandra Caddy presentation for #SH2021 is beautiful and so clear! If makes me so proud of the research that the MPH students at Melbourne School of Population and Global Health complete. I wish that all academic presentations brought me this much joy.

Healthcare resistance to remove LARC was seen as a challenge to individual bodily autonomy. Cassandra Caddy from University of Melbourne on early removal of LARC. #HIVAIDS2021 #SH2021 ASHM

Social media 📱 is a great way to engage young people and give them more info about sexuality education. Tiktok is a great idea (coming from someone in #genz )! Cassandra Caddy #HIVAIDS2021 #SH2021 ASHM

Having a patient-centered focus is so important in every aspect of healthcare! Cassandra Caddy #HIVAIDS2021 #SH2021 ASHM

Cassandra Caddy on the reasons, requests and resistance to LARC removal. Focusing the importance of reproductive rights and coercion #HIVAIDS2021 #SH2021 ASHM

Today is #InternationalSafeAbortionDay. Access to socially, culturally, medically safe abortion is a sexual and reproductive right. Unsafe abortions are the third leading cause of maternal deaths worldwide. Nearly all of these deaths are preventable. #makeunsafeabortionhistory

Resistance to remove LARC is experienced as a challenge to women’s bodily autonomy and impedes their ability to make non-coercive independent reproductive decisions. @jncoombe Jane Hocking Hennie Williams Read more in our recently published article ➡️ doi.org/10.1016/j.cont…

Are you living in Australia, aged 18-45 years old and have female reproductive organs? Consider taking part in our survey about contraceptive knowledge! Link: go.unimelb.edu.au/m7pe

Pregnant women wanted more timely information during early years of #COVID19 pandemic in 🇦🇺, found Burnet Institute research “In a public health crisis, health services need to be proactive in providing information,” said Dr Alyce Wilson & Cassandra Caddy burnet.edu.au/news/1713_preg…

Are you a heterosexual man, aged 18-30, who lives in Australia and doesn’t have children? We would love to hear from you! Register your interest to participate in an interview about avoiding accidental fatherhood here: go.unimelb.edu.au/zp4e

Managing sexual and reproductive health across the life course comes with many tasks and responsibilities, but can these be shared within heterosexual partnerships, and how? Find out more in our recent paper here: go.unimelb.edu.au/y7as @jncoombe Meredith Temple-Smith

Concurrent papers: Women’s Work: A scoping review of how reproductive responsibilities are shared between heterosexual partners Cassandra Caddy #ASPOG23 #reproductivehealth

Great presentation by Cassandra Caddy on shared reproductive responsibility in heterosexual relationships. Burden remains on women. #ASPOG23

New research in The BMJ scopes current/emerging #selfcare interventions to improve maternal care before, during and after pregnancy and delivery. Research ➡️ bit.ly/41kCOPz World Health Organization (WHO) guideline on self-care ➡️ bit.ly/44N8qAs Özge Tunçalp @MNarasimhan_WHO

Want to tell us about your IUD insertion experience? Are you a woman living in Australia, aged 18-45 years, and have had an IUD insertion in the past 2 years? Take part in our anonymous survey here: go.unimelb.edu.au/bb8s

Googling long-acting reversible contraception: A scoping review examining the information available online about intrauterine devices & contraceptive implants onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… Cassandra Caddy & @jncoombe Health Promotion Journal of Australia

Information available online about LARC often misses key information important for informed decision making @jncoombe. Find out more here: doi.org/10.1002/hpja.8…