Knowledge Hub
Patient education is a priority for COGA doctors. Here we regularly add information about gynaecological health and updates from our practice.
Please note: we often refer to ‘women’s health’ for practicality. In doing so we refer to all people requiring gynaecological and obstetric care, including trans and non-binary people, and other gender expressions too. Everyone is welcome at COGA.
New Zealand's cervical screening programme includes an easy self-swab as an initial step – and we encourage all our patients...
Along with reaching out to family, friends, or mental health professionals to open up about such feelings, a medical investigation...
With symptoms that can at first be waved away as “nothing serious”, ovarian cancer can easily sneak by initial health ch...
We’re learning more about food’s role in influencing inflammation in our body. So, could eating or avoiding certain foods...
As ‘navigators of Pacific Pride’, Moana Vā will be supporting COGA to ensure our practice is a safe and inclusive space for...
When it comes to female anatomy, there’s still a lot that many of us don’t know. A 2019 survey found that half of those questioned...
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