Australian Women's Health

The studies in Australian Women's Health identify current problems and offer future suggestions on how to improve women's health care, including: -- evaluating the positive and negative aspects of women's health centers (WHCs) in order to offer or improve important services to women and maintain government funding -- increasing communication between generations to teach younger women about sexually transmitted diseases, early pregnancy, cervical cancer, and available health services -- treating the emotional and physical medical needs unique to refugee women and how treatment can be improved -- examining the special concerns and health care issues of women in caravan parks, or trailer parks -- addressing how women perceive stress as a causal factor of heart disease and angina, high blood pressure, ulcers, asthma, and muscular pain -- teaching medical students about domestic violence and how to detect abuse in their patients' lives