Sustainability
Vol. 26 No 2 | Winter 2024
In this edition of O&G Magazine focused on sustainability, we look at how women’s health and sustainability are inextricably linked and how climate change impacts the health of women and babies worldwide.
We meet clinicians and thinkers advocating for a sustainable women’s healthcare system in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand and discover how sustainability in healthcare is being achieved – from carbon-neutral clinics and green anaesthesia to highlighting how breastfeeding can mitigate the effects of climate change.
FIND OUT MORE
FEATURED ARTICLE
Feature
Why the Environment Matters for Women & Children’s Health
Less commonly do we recognise the environmental determinants of health and the need to operate within ‘safe’ planetary resource boundaries. Yet the health of the biosphere is a ‘superdeterminant’ of all maternal and child health.
MOST VIEWED ARTICLE
Feature
The long barren years of Catherine de Medicis: A gynaecologist’s view of history
Nearly five centuries later, knowing something of the personalities involved, I venture to suggest a possible cause for Catherine’s initial infertility, and the likely means of its resolution.
The College’s flagship
quarterly publication
quarterly publication
O&G Magazine features articles on the latest issues in the practice of obstetrics and gynaecology, written by experts of international standing. The magazine encourages the free flow of ideas, information and debate among the membership of the College and the broader community involved in women’s health.
BECOME A CONTRIBUTOR