Reproductive and sexual health in the heart of Hobart
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Introducing The Bubble Hobart
The Bubble Hobart is a specialist GP clinic providing sexual and reproductive women's health services for Hobart. Conveniently located in North Hobart, The Bubble Hobart will commence women's health consults November 29th, 2022.
In 2018, just over half of Australia’s population—51% or 12.6 million people—were female. On average, Australian females experience different health outcomes than Australian males. Compared with males, females have a higher life expectancy and experienced more of their total disease burden due to living with disease rather than from dying early from disease and injury. They are more likely than males to experience sexual violence and to have multiple chronic conditions.
The Bubble brings together a group of local women’s health specialist GPs along with a dedicated support team of a paediatric nutritionist and clinical psychologist to come in 2023. They all have a strong interest and passion in women’s health care, providing a safe, holistic and inclusive service for patients.
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