Siphiwe Mkandawire, AAPEC member and mother of two active boys, both born prematurely due to preeclampsia. Siphiwe tells her and her family’s journey through two pregnancies complicated by preeclampsia. She also illustrates the challenges of her
Welcome to our latest Webinar recording. Listen to our guest speakers who featured on Tuesday 25 March 2025 – 8pm to 9pm (AEST) AAPEC’s Life After Preeclampsia Webinar saw our expert panel answer your questions
From Medical Student to AAPEC Medical Advisor – Interview with Prof Amanda Henry AAPEC Medical Advisor Prof Amanda Henry talks with AAPEC Midwifery Advisor Dr Heike Roth about her career journey, how she became
Published Results from University of Queensland Paid Study 2024 Thanks for your great response! Read about the findings from the Researchers at the University of Qld (UQ) who held online workshops about health and healthcare
Your Voice. Your Choice. As Women’s Health Week rolls around for its 12th year, Jean Hailes for Women’s Health is shining a spotlight on some of the biggest issues in women’s health, under the banner
A new podcast has been produced to entice your listening earbuds into action. Our SoundCloud channel, features the new conversation with Lynne and Heike, chatting about preeclampsia and many more exciting topics. Or you might
NEW PREECLAMPSIA GUIDELINES! The Society of Obstetric Medicine Australia and New Zealand (SOMANZ) have just released updated guidelines for Hypertension in Pregnancy. These guidelines represent a comprehensive update of the previous 2014 version. The guidelines
Join us in supporting the inclusion of 2 new tests to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS): 1705 – First Trimester Screening (FTS) Test – proposed by Professor Jon Hyett and relates to a first trimester
Australian Action on Preeclampsia (AAPEC) notice of AGM and call for nominations. Date: Wednesday 14 September 2022, 8pm via Zoom. According to the constitution of AAPEC we advise that the following positions are open for
AAPEC’s very own Vice President, mother Emma Wells, who experienced HELLP Syndrome that led to the loss of her baby Max has bravely shared her experiences with her first pregnancy in hope it raises awareness
