Married women lonelier than married men, but separated men lonelier than separated women: study

Married women lonelier than married men, but separated men lonelier than separated women: study

A study has found paradoxically that married women are lonelier than married men, but once they separate, the men are lonelier than the women. However, with the men, it pays to earn more money. Not surprisingly, men who earn more are less lonely than men who earn less.

For details of the study, reported in the Australian, click here.

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Monash IVF Mix-Up & Fertility Law Shake-Up in Queensland

In recent months, Queensland has seen two major incidents that have sent ripples through the assisted reproductive technology (ART) community, highlighting the delicate nature of fertility treatments and the urgent need for thoughtful regulation.

World’s IVF clinics: protecting human rights is front and centre for all IVF

Yesterday, 29 April, Fertility Societies of the world agreed that valuing human rights was central to the practice of assisted reproductive technology around the world.

Monash IVF Scandal: What Went Wrong and What Happens Next?

In this episode, Stephen dives into the shocking events surrounding the recent Monash IVF case in Brisbane, where a tragic embryo mix-up occurred — the first of its kind in Australia.

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