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The O&G Magazine Editorial Advisory Committee work hard to ensure that each issue of the magazine explores a theme that is of interest to all those working in women’s health, in particular the specialism of obstetrics and gynaecology. In addition to the theme articles, every issue of the magazine features College news and a variety of articles on women’s health, including regular articles such as Journal Club and the Q&a. Explore the archive by issue to see the full magazine.
The Cervix
Vol. 28 No 2 | Winter 2026
The Winter 2026 edition of O&G Magazine explores one of the most studied, and possibly most misunderstood, structures in female anatomy: the cervix. It examines the remarkable impact of the HPV vaccine, contemporary screening guidelines, and strategies to improve engagement with under-screened populations across Australasia and globally. It also addresses practical and often under-discussed aspects of care, including pain management for cervical procedures, and considers the cervix’s broader role in pelvic floor function and sexual health. This edition highlights that the story of the cervix is as much about scientific progress as it is about ethics, equity, and access.
Diabetes
Vol. 28 No 1 | Autumn 2026
The Autumn 2026 edition of O&G Magazine looks at diabetes in pregnancy. With rates of type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) on the rise, diabetes in pregnancy is no longer a subspecialty concern – it is core business for the O&G profession. The articles in this issue span clinical case studies, nutrition, confronting cultural bias, lived experience, equity and discrimination in diabetes care, and more.
This edition aims to stimulate not only clinical reflection, but also critical self-examination. It highlights the importance of listening – to evidence, to experts, dietitians and multidisciplinary colleagues, and to the women and whānau at the centre of our care.
