OBGYN NEWS
We’re proud to see Melbourne Mothers recognised in the media for our thoughtful, personal approach to pregnancy, birth and women’s health. Here are a few articles and videos that share our story.
Melbourne Mothers contributes to public conversations about pregnancy, birth and women’s health.
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Dr Vinay Rane vents: ‘We’re too scared to tell Gen Z they’ve performed poorly’
According to a Dr. Vinay Rane, senior physicians who stay silent about trainee deficiencies put patients at far greater risk than the awkwardness of a
Redefining Women’s Healthcare: Dr. Vinay Rane in The CEO Magazine
Featured in The CEO Magazine, Dr. Vinay Rane discusses the mission behind Melbourne Mothers, addressing historical gaps in women’s health research, and building recession-proof, patient-centered
“I see media commentary as one small way to help keep women’s health part of the wider public conversation.”
- Dr Vinay Rane - Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at Melbourne Mothers
Dr. Vinay Rane’s Perspective on Safe Childbirth in The Age
Following a tragic unassisted home birth, Melbourne Mothers’ Dr. Vinay Rane examines how online misinformation undermines trusted maternity care. Read his perspective on prioritizing evidence-based healthcare and expert support during labour and delivery.
Women’s Hospitals Aren’t Working: Dr. Vinay Rane in The Age
In a thought-provoking opinion piece for The Age, specialist Melbourne obstetrician Associate Professor Vinay Rane examines why standalone women’s hospitals can unintentionally create delays in multi-specialty care.
Dr. Vinay Rane on Obesity, Wealth, and Healthcare Access — The Age
In an opinion feature for The Age, Associate Professor Vinay Rane examines how breakthroughs like GLP-1 medications and bariatric surgery are creating a growing divide in public health.
Melbourne Mothers discusses baby product pressure in news.com.au
Dr Vinay Rane spoke with news.com.au about the pressure many new parents feel to buy more than they need for their baby.