In this episode of The Uterine Sound podcast, hosts Carla, Mel, and Anne dive into the history and current relevance of syphilis in the management of pregnancies. The discussion highlights a concerning resurgence of syphilis in Australia, particularly among women of reproductive age and Indigenous communities, with significant increases in congenital syphilis cases. The hosts detail the national strategic response to address rising rates, including updated antenatal screening guidelines aimed at reducing infections and protecting maternal and infant health. Tune in for a fascinating blend of history, science, and all you need to know in the management of syphilis in pregnancy.

Join Anne, Mel, and Carla in this episode of The Uterine Sound as they dive into the critical topic of uterine leiomyosarcoma—an aggressive and rare cancer that can often be mistaken for benign fibroids. They break down the differences between these conditions, risk factors like ethnicity, age, and tamoxifen use, and why accurate diagnosis is so challenging. Tune in to learn about the latest on imaging techniques, signs to look for, and the complexities of treatment options for women at risk of this elusive malignancy!

In this episode of The Uterine Sound, hosts Carla, Anne, and Mel dive deep into the world of uterine fibroids, a condition affecting up to 80% of women. While these benign tumors may seem simple, their effects on fertility, daily life, and overall health are far from straightforward. The team unpacks the biology behind fibroid development, explores the risks and symptoms, and breaks down the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment, including medical and surgical options. Whether you're a healthcare professional or just curious, this episode provides a comprehensive and engaging look at fibroids!