SAVE THE DATE! Sunday the 25th of May 2025 In celebration of World Precclampsia Day, we ask women and their families to walk in major cities around Australia, to raise awareness for this common pregnancy
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
Welcome to our next free online event. It’s Question and Answer Time. Professionals in the field answered your burning questions about life during and after preeclampsia AAPEC hosted an online Questions and Answers webinar on
According to the constitution of AAPEC, we provide the following information about our Annual General Meeting (AGM): Meeting Details Zoom – 8pm AEST – 17 September 2024 Meeting ID: 860 7105 8252 Passcode: AAPEC2022
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
Calling Experts of Preeclampsia The Concept Foundation and the Burnet Institute are looking for survey participants to provide feedback on characteristics of tools that predict preeclampsia risk. The Target Product Profile will assist with future
Watch our Free Webinar, from Tuesday 23 July 2024. Life during and after preeclampsia; two women and one partner with lived experience. Dr Heike Roth interviewed and lead discussion with: Kieara (a mum who had
