Welcome to Women's Health Australia (WHA)

The following is a list of past and present analyses being conducted with Women's Health Australia data:

	Title	Investigators and Collaborators
	A001. Use of HRT by older Australian women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Anurina Das
	A002. The characteristics of Australian women with disabilities.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Romaine Rutnam
	A003. Premenstrual symptoms in young and middle-aged women.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Wendy Vanselow
	A004. Urinary incontinence in Australian women: Prevalence and prevention.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Pauline Chiarelli
	A005. The health of indigenous women, women from non-English speaking backgrounds and women living in mobile homes.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Margaret Kelaher Prof Gail Williams
	A006. Factors associated with sleeping difficulty and sleep drug use.	Prof Julie Byles A/Prof Gita Mishra Mr Syed Hassan
	A007. Investigating the psychosocial problems of sufferers of intractable angina.	A/Prof Justin Kenardy Dr Esben Strodl
	A008. Relationships between biological, psychological, social and lifestyle factors and women's physical health and emotional well-being, amongst young women with children in their care.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Wendy Gunthorpe
	A009. Relationship between mammography, hormonal therapies and breast cancer.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Kathleen Strong
	A010. Assessing the prevalence of body dissatisfaction and what factors are associated with this in the young age cohort.	Dr Anne Young Ms Fiona Campbell Dr Libby Campbell
	A011. The spatial interactions of health and migration in Australia for the mid-age and older cohorts using the baseline and follow-up datasets.	Dr Anne Young A/Prof Ann Larson A/Prof Martin Bell
	A011B. The relationships between migration and health in mid and older age women using all datasets.	Dr Anne Young A/Prof Ann Larson A/Prof Martin Bell
	A012. Investigating the health seeking behavior, in relation to cancer prevention of NESB and indigenous women compared with non-NESB women. Comparing responses to quality of life questions between the Filipina special cohort.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Susan Donath
	A013. Analysing the responses to the question about satisfaction with share of domestic duties.	Prof Lois Bryson Dr Susan Donath
	A014. Validation of NSW Health funding models using Women's Health Australia data.	Dr Anne Young A/Prof Robert Gibberd Dr Barry McDonald
	A015. The movement of elderly women into residential aged care and related facilities.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Ms Rachel Aylward
	A016. Factors associated with childbearing among the middle aged sample.	A/Prof Margot Schofield Dr Rafat Hussain
	A017. Qualitative analyses of the health experiences of Australian rural and remote women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Helen Keleher
	A018. The relationship between work (paid and unpaid) and health, well-being and life quality.	Prof Lois Bryson Prof Christina Lee Dr Barbara Pocock
	A019. Illicit drug use in the young cohort.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Anne Russell Prof Wendy Brown A/Prof Cathy Turner
	A020. The relationship between employment and unemployment and health.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Margaret Kelaher
	A021. Describing women's personal experiences of asthma, how they diagnose and manage their asthma, their treatment strategies, and the impact of asthma on quality of life.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Gabrielle Rose Prof Jake Najman
	A022. Lesbians' health (includes non-exclusively heterosexual women's health).	Prof Christina Lee Dr Ruth McNair A/Prof Anne Kavanagh
	A023. Analysis of data on time use and well-being.	Prof Lois Bryson A/Prof Michael Bittman
	A024. Contraceptive behaviour of young women in Australia.	Prof Annette Dobson Dr Samantha Hollingworth
	A025. Young women, reproductive health and intimate partner abuse.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Angela Taft
	A026. The use of complementary and alternative medicine for all three cohorts in Phase 1 and Phase 2.	Dr Anne Young Dr Jon Adams Dr David Sibbritt A/Prof Gary Easthope
	A027. Analysing the data from mid-age women who have had breast cancer/mastectomy/lumpectomy.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Tracey Wade
	A028. Investigating predictors of young women's amphetamine use in Australia: A multi-method study of young women aged 15-27 years.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Anne Russell Prof Charlotte De Crespigny A/Prof Marika Tiggemann
	A029. Young 2 data on sexually transmitted infections.	A/Prof Margot Schofield Mr Asad Khan Dr Rafat Hussain
	A030. Dietary Questionnaire for Epidemiological Studies (DQES) Version 2. To measure food and nutrient intakes of the ALSWH cohort of young women (aged 25-30 years).	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Alison Hodge Prof Graham Giles
	A031. Determinants of private health insurance.	Dr Anne Young A/Prof Robert Conlon A/Prof Garry Barrett
	A032. Dietary Questionnaire for Epidemiological Studies (DQES) Version 2. To measure food and nutrient intakes of the ALSWH cohort of mid-age women (aged 50-55 years).	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Alison Hodge Prof Graham Giles
	A033. Analysis supporting assessment of burden of disease within Australia.	Prof Christina Lee A/Prof Theo Vos Dr Sunil Piers
	A034. Young and mid data on alcohol intake and transitions.	Dr Anne Young Ms Jenny Powers Ms Sharon Matthews Ms Susan Clemens
	A034B. Alcohol consumption and health outcomes among older women.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Dr Lynne Parkinson Dr Hiroyuki Furuya
	A035. Prevalence of back pain in Australian women and its relationship to incontinence and respiratory disease.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Anne Russell Ms Michelle Smith A/Prof Paul Hodges
	A036. Research into young and mid data in order to compare the time use questions with those used by ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics).	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Wendy Gunthorpe
	A038. Diet quality and health service use in the Mid-aged cohort of ALSWH.	Dr Anne Young Dr Clare Collins Dr Allison Hodge
	A038B. Relationship between body mass index, diet quality, physical activity and health service utilisation.	Dr Anne Young Dr Clare Collins
	A039. The impact of health problems on casual workers.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Kristy Sanderson
	A040. Treatment seeking behaviour among women with incontinence.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Yvette Miller
	A041. The impact of violence on labour force attachment and income.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Robert Hawkins Ms Bonny Parkinson Dr Andrew Weiss Dr Russ Campbell Ms Katherine Fewell
	A042. Statistical methods to account for death in longitudinal studies.	Dr Anne Young Dr David Sibbritt Mr Steven Bowe
	A043. Vision and hearing loss in older women: health and psychosocial impacts.	Prof Christina Lee A/Prof Linnett Sanchez Dr Kristin McLaughlin Ms Wenggie Fong
	A044. The correlates and outcomes of breast cancer in the mid-age data.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Tracey Wade Ms Lisa Hallsworth
	A045. Comparisons of the associations between socioeconomic position and cardiovascular disease risk factors across three age groups of Australian women.	Prof Annette Dobson A/Prof Gita Mishra Dr Debbie Lawlor Dr Leigh Tooth
	A046. Comparisons of the associations between socioeconomic position and hysterectomy among older Australian and British women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Debbie Lawlor Dr Leigh Tooth
	A047. Analyses of women's use of counseling services in the mid cohort, using Mid 1, 2 and 3 data.	A/Prof Margot Schofield Mr Asad Khan
	A048. Diet quality and red meat consumption and its effects on health, quality of life and social functioning in young and mid-aged women.	Dr Anne Young Dr Lauren Williams Dr Clare Collins Dr Amanda Patterson
	A049. Weight control practices of mid-aged women: social determinants and health impacts.	Dr Anne Young Dr Lauren Williams Dr John Germov
	A050. Intake of Omega-3 fatty acids in a representative sample of Australian women.	Dr Anne Young Dr Lesley MacDonald-Wicks A/Prof Manohar Garg Dr Clare Collins Dr Lauren Williams
	A051. Declining fertility rates and the normalisation of technological control of reproduction among young adult women.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Ms Ann Taylor Mrs Rosie Mooney
	A052. Women consider retirement: A critical investigation of attitudes towards work, ageing and retirement in three generations of Australian women. View the project website (non-WHA)	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Julie Byles Dr Anne Young Dr Deborah Stevenson Dr Christine Everingham Dr Lynne Parkinson Ms Penelope Robinson
	A053. The relationship between health and volunteering in older women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Lynne Parkinson Dr Jeni Warburton Dr David Sibbritt
	A054. Epidemiology of osteoporosis in Australian women.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Karen Furlong
	A055. Socioeconomic inequalities in women's use of health care services in Australia.	Dr Anne Young Ms Rosemary Korda Dr Jim Butler Dr Mark Clements.
	A056. Long-term effects of early motherhood versus miscarriage among young Australian women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Bruce Bradbury
	A057. Whose socioeconomic status influences a woman's obesity risk: her mother's father's or her own?	Dr Kylie Ball A/Prof Gita Mishra
	A058. Use of ALSWH data to illustrate methodology for analysing longitudinal data.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Nadine Smith Mr Adrian Barnett Dr Jolike Van Der Pols Dr Leigh Tooth Mr Robert Ware
	A059. Smoking amongst young women in Queensland.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Anne Russell Ms Liane McDermott Prof Neville Owen
	A060. Identifying vulnerability to frailty in older age.	Prof Julie Byles Ms Catherine Regan Dr David Sibbritt
	A061. Relationship between change in DSSI and change in mental health status in older cohort.	Dr Nancy Pachana Prof Annette Dobson Ms Nadine Smith
	A062. Effects of migration on the cross-sectional differences in health status between regions, and health selective migration among older Australian women.	Dr Anne Young A/Prof Ann Larson A/Prof Martin Bell
	A063. Carers and psychosocial correlates across time: a longitudinal analysis.	Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Sally Duncan
	A064. Predictors of psychosocial recovery after change in physical health status: The impact of age on 'good' recovery.	Dr Nancy Pachana Dr Emma Harley
	A065. The impact of self-reported cognitive status in an older cohort.	Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Anne Russell
	A066. Motherhood plans amongst young women.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Helen Gramotnev
	A067. Time constraints and physical activity.	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Adrian Bauman A/Prof Catrine Tudor-Locke
	A068. Perceived control: How is it associated with socioeconomic status and with health.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Jessica Ford Ms Helen Gramotnev
	A069. Predictors of weight gain in mid-age women.	Prof Wendy Brown Ms Jessica Ford Dr Kylie Ball Prof Annette Dobson Dr Lauren Williams
	A070. Termination of pregnancy in Australia: A descriptive analysis of trends over time and associations in the younger cohort of ALSWH.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Deborah Loxton Dr Angela Taft Prof Judith Lumley Ms Lyndsey Watson
	A071. Utilisation of oral health care services by women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr David Sibbritt A/Prof Deborah Cockrell
	A072. Older Australian Women: A picture of health and ageing	Prof Julie Byles Mrs Cath Chojenta Dr Penny Warner-Smith Ms Jennifer Powers
	A073. Coping with new motherhood.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Helen Gramotnev
	A074. Never married and childless older women: How are they dealing with ageing?	Prof Christina Lee Ms Helen Gramotnev Dr Julie Cwikel
	A075. Relationship between Goldberg Depression and Anxiety Scale and health variables in an older cohort.	Dr Nancy Pachana Prof Annette Dobson Ms Nadine Smith Dr Natasha Koloski
	A076. The physical, social and economic health and well-being of women with dependent children following relationship breakdown.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Deborah Loxton Prof Lois Bryson
	A077. Use of enhanced primary care services by older Australian women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Anne Young A/Prof Catherine D'Este
	A078. Vegetarianism in young Australian Women: Weight management and menstrual problems; is it healthy; and its association with other nutritional factors.	Ms Jennifer Powers Prof Wendy Brown Dr Surinder Baines
	A079. Smoking and SES in young women.	Prof Annette Dobson Dr Mohammad Siahpush
	A080. Is pet ownership associated with better health in older Women?	Dr Nancy Pachana Prof Annette Dobson
	A081. Characteristics of CAM users and associated symptoms and conditions.	Dr Anne Young Dr David Sibbritt Dr Jon Adams
	A083. Dietary composition and weight change.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Kylie Ball Prof Annette Dobson Ms Jessica Ford Dr Anne Young Dr Clare Collins Dr Allison Hodge
	A084. Health related outcomes of weight change in mid-aged Women.	Prof Annette Dobson Prof Wendy Brown A/Prof Gita Mishra Dr Yvette Miller Dr Adrian Barnett Ms Gretchen Carrigan
	A085. Physical activity and bone health in mid-age Women.	Prof Wendy Brown Ms Jessica Ford Dr Yvette Miller
	A086. Resilience and coping: Predicting positive well-being following life-transitions and major life events among young Australian Women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Helen Gramotnev
	A087. Impact of early motherhood, controlling for socioeconomic, reproductive and behavioural factors associated with early motherhood.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Margaret Kelaher
	A088. Patterns of shift work, night work and working at home.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith
	A089. Survival analysis of older Women.	Ms Jessica Ford Prof Annette Dobson Prof Julie Byles
	A090. To what extent does having babies contribute to weight gain in young women?	Prof Annette Dobson Mr Richard Hockey Dr Yvette Miller Dr Leigh Tooth
	A091. Health related outcomes of weight change in young women.	Prof Annette Dobson Ms Jessica Ford Prof Wendy Brown Dr Yvette Miller Mr Richard Hockey
	A092. Indexes of multi-comorbidity.	Prof Annette Dobson Dr Leigh Tooth
	A094. Validation of the Short Form Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CESD-10) among middle aged women.	A/Prof Margot Schofield Ms Jenny Powers
	A095. Young women, motherhood, work and mental health.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Beverley Lloyd Dr Deborah Loxton A/Prof Susan Quine Mr Timothy Dobbins
	A096. Charges and use of bulk-billing by specialists in urban and rural areas of Australia 1997-2001.	Dr Anne Young Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Peter Jones
	A097. The magnitude, pattern, correlates and implications of types of attrition in ALSWH, surveys 1-3.	Dr Anne Young Ms Jenny Powers
	A098. There is more to life than just walking.	Mrs Lyn Adamson Ms Jennifer Powers Dr Glennys Parker
	A099. Predictors of satisfaction with neighbourhood support system in older women.	Dr Natasha Koloski
	A100. Predictors of change in illicit drug use.	Ms Anne Russell A/Prof Cathy Turner
	A101. Change in health status and healthcare use for women who have and have not had health assessments.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Anne Young
	A102. Use of medication amongst mid-aged women: Correlates of use and predicting change.	A/Prof Margot Schofield Mr Asad Khan
	A103. Associations between time pressure, control and work-family balance in mid-age women.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Deborah Loxton Prof Lois Bryson Prof Peter Brown
	A104. Health costs of inactivity and overweight.	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Mr Richard Hockey Dr Anne Young
	A105. Patterns of workforce participation among young women.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A106. Concerns about job security in young women.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A107. Time pressure, work patterns and family arrangements.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A108. Time pressure, relationships and employment over time.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A109. Changes in time pressure over the life course.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A110. Patterns of use and satisfaction with childcare.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Prof Lois Bryson Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers
	A111. The relationship between mood symptoms and objective and subjective health status in older community dwelling women.	Dr Nancy Pachana Dr Natasha Koloski
	A112. The impact of life events on health status, mood state, quality of life and health care utilisation among older community dwelling women.	Dr Nancy Pachana Dr Natasha Koloski
	A113. The impact of stressful life events and anxiety symptoms on health status, mood state, quality of life and health care utilisation among older women.	Dr Nancy Pachana Dr Natasha Koloski
	A114. Relationship between vascular health status and mental health variables in an older cohort.	Dr Nancy Pachana Prof Annette Dobson Dr Natasha Koloski
	A115. Characteristics of frequent attenders at General Practice.	Dr Anne Young
	A116. The impact of diabetes on quality of life among older women - a longitudinal analysis adjusting for deaths.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles A/Prof Gita Mishra Mr Steven Bowe Dr Julia Lowe Dr David Sibbritt
	A117. Further research on incontinence among women in Australia.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Pauline Chiarelli Dr David Sibbritt Ms Cynthia Millar
	A118. The impact of oral contraception use on mental health among young women.	Dr Anne Young Dr David Sibbritt Dr Janine Duke
	A119. Has access to health services changed for women in rural Australia?	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Dr Penny Warner-Smith
	A120. Combinations of aspirations and psychological well-being.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Helen Gramotnev Ms Nicole Arthur
	A121. Changes in physical and mental health associated with urinary incontinence in older Australian women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Anne Young Prof Wendy Brown Ms Nadine Smith
	A122. Psychological predictors of successful ageing in a cohort of older Australian women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Anne Young Ms Nadine Smith
	A123. Physical activity and perceived cognitive decline in older women.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Siobhan O'Dwyer Dr Yvetter Miller
	A124. Socio-demographics, health behaviour, physical health correlates of mental health, and physical health predictors of change in mental health.	Prof Annette Dobson Prof Christina Lee Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Nadine Smith
	A125. Longitudinal effects of socio-demographic and health transitional states on mental health.	Prof Annette Dobson Prof Christina Lee Dr Nancy Pachana Ms Nadine Smith
	A126. Coping with miscarriage - young women's experiences.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Ingrid Rowlands
	A127. Asthma amongst elderly women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Peter Gibson Dr David Sibbritt Mr Ian Robertson
	A128. Examination of the psychometric properties of the WHA Young Stress Scale: A measure of perceived stress for young Australian women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Sandra Bell
	A129. Stress, health behaviours and the transition to adulthood among young women.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Sandra Bell
	A130. Describing dietary intakes of Australian women.	A/Prof Gita Mishra Dr Kylie Ball Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Dr Amanda Patterson Dr Allison Hodge
	A131. Partner violence and gynecological health of mid-aged women.	Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jenny Powers A/Prof Margot Schofield Dr Rafat Hussain
	A132. A cross sectional and longitudinal study of depression in Australian women with heart disease and cancer.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Leah Collins Dr Prasuna Reddy Dr Steven Bunker Ms Jane Fletcher
	A133. Women and arthritis: The burden of suffering for older Australian women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Lynne Parkinson Dr David Sibbritt Mr Richard Gibson
	A134. Health care for women with diabetes living in rural areas: a longitudinal study of access to care and health outcomes.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Dr Virginia Wheway Dr Julia Lowe
	A135. Alcohol consumption and poor mental health among mid-aged Australian women	Dr Anne Young Ms Jenny Powers
	A136. Sexual orientation and women's incomes: Evidence from Australian longitudinal data.	Dr Deborah Loxton A/Prof Kitt Carpenter
	A137. What is a healthy level of physical activity for older women?	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Prof Julie Byles Dr Kristi Heesch Dr Yvette Miller Ms Nicola Burton
	A138. Preliminary analyses of qualitative data, coding into Commonwealth priority themes and study of material related to childbirth.	Dr Deborah Loxton Dr Ann Taylor
	A140. Long term health effects of using the Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP).	Dr Anne Young Ms Angie Wood A/Prof Gillian Heller
	A141. Contraceptive use and the Australian birthrate.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Rosie Mooney Dr Ann Taylor
	A142. Changing patterns of contraceptive behaviour in young Australian women (1996-2003).	Dr Anne Young Dr Virginia Wheway
	A143. The perceived impact of world events on the lives of a generation of Australian women.	Mrs Lyn Adamson Dr Deborah Loxton
	A144. Changes in young women's health behaviour in response to traumatic events.	Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Toni Lindsay A/Prof Jenny Bowman
	A145. The extent to which children might be affected by Mothers using alcohol and drugs	Prof Christina Lee A/Prof Sharon Dawe
	A146. Health effects of female labour force participation in Australia.	Dr Penny Warner-Smith Dr Robert Lajeunesse Ha Duy Lao
	A147. Negotiating caring and employment - the impact on carers' wellbeing.	Prof Lois Bryson A/Prof Michael Bittman Ms Cathy Thomson Ms Trish Hill
	A148. Physical activity in older Australian women.	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Prof Julie Byles Dr Yvette Miller Ms Nicola Burton Dr Kristi Heesch Mr Richard Hockey Ms Siobhan O'Dwyer
	A149. Self-rated health, age and gender in longitudinal ageing studies in Australia.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Karrin Anstey
	A150. Adequacy and equity of treatment for depression among older Australian women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Deborah Loxton
	A151. Comparison of non-heterosexual women with heterosexual women on a range of health measures.	Prof Christina Lee Dr Ruth McNair A/Prof Anne Kavanagh Dr Lynne Hiller Ms Philomena Horsley
	A152. Health and elder care effects on mid-age and older women's labour force participation	Prof Julie byles Dr Penny Warner-Smith A/Prof Siobhan Austen Ms Jan Currie
	A153. Physical activity, weight and mental health.	Dr Kylie Ball Prof Wendy Brown
	A154. The cost of cancer: From acute to chronic illness.	Prof Christina Lee Mr Geoffrey Sayer Ms Bonny Parkinson
	A156. Relationship between sexual violence, sleep problems and health.	Dr Deborah Loxton Prof Jill Astbury Dr Gerard Kennedy
	A157. Use and quality use of medicines for cardiovascular disease.	Prof Annette Dobson Mr Christopher Stevenson Ms Lynelle Moon Ms Susana Senes Ms Sharon Leigh Ms Sushma Mathur Ms Elizabeth Penm
	A158. Use of the polypill among older women.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Prof David Henry Dr Lynne Parkinson Ms Xenia Dolja-Gore
	A159. Longitudinal analyses of the health effects of violence on young Australian women.	Dr Deborah Loxton Dr Angela Taft Ms Lyndsey Watson
	A161. Comparison of Australian women's dietary intake during pregnancy and non-pregnancy.	Dr Anne Young Dr Clare Collins Prof Roger Smith Ms Alexis Hure
	A162. What drives private health insurance purchases among younger women?	Dr Anne Young Prof Denzil Fiebig Prof Jane Hall Vineta Salale
	A163. An analysis of the comorbidity between anxiety and depression	Dr Deborah Loxton Ms Jennifer Powers Ms Elizabeth Knock Ms Cate France A/Prof Jenny Bowman Kim Colyvas
	A164. Longitudinal aspirations of young women.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Melissa Johnstone
	A165. Exploratory analyses of relationships between physical activity and reproductive health and reproductive health symptoms in young and mid-age women.	Prof Wendy Brown Dr Yvette Miller Dr Mireille Van Poppel
	A166. Comparison of self-reported medications and PBS records.	Dr Anne Young Prof Julie Byles Prof David Henry Dr Lynne Parkinson Ms Xenia Dolja-Gore
	A168. Research on employed carers based on the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health.	Prof Annette Dobson Dr Leigh Tooth Dr Jayne Lucke Mr Richard Hockey
	A169. Men, women and ageing: Predictors of ageing well in the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health and the Perth Men's Study.	Prof Annette Dobson Prof Wendy Brown Dr Nancy Pachana Prof Julie Byles Dr Jon Adams Prof Konrad Jamrozik A/Prof Paul Norman Prof Osvaldo Almeida Prof Leon Flicker
	A170. Longitudinal aspirations of young women.	Prof Christina Lee Ms Melissa Johnstone
	A171. Health costs of poor psychological health and inactivity.	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Dr Nicola Burton Dr Kylie Ball Mr Richard Hockey
	A172. Gestational diabetes: Risk factors and consequences.	Prof Wendy Brown Prof Annette Dobson Dr Mireille Van Poppel Dr Yvette Miller Dr Nicola Burton
	A173. Transport for older women.	Prof Julie Byles Prof Annette Dobson Dr Lynne Parkinson Mr Richard Gibson
	A174. Young women's changes in use of contraception after reproductive life events.	Dr Jayne Lucke Mr Richard Hockey Ms Melanie Spallek
	A175. Establishing common linear measures for the SF-36 for Australian women.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Lindy Lindy Clemson Prof Anita Bundy
	A176. Predictors of post-natal depression.	Dr Jayne Lucke Dr Deborah Loxton Mrs Catherine Chojenta
	A177. What drives patient health insurance purchases among middle aged women? Using dynamic discrete choice analysis.	Dr Anne Young Prof Denzil Fiebig A/Prof Elizabeth Savage A/Prof Denise Doiron Ms Stephanie Knox Prof Thomas Buchmueller
	A178. Regulatory and community response to discredited drugs.	Prof Julie Byles Dr Anne Young Dr Lynne Parkinson Prof David Henry Ms Xenia Dolja-Gore Mr Richard Gibson A/Prof Kichu Nair Dr Evan Doran
	A179. When life's a pain: The relationship between stress and modifiable psychological factors in arthritis.	Dr Deborah Loxton Prof Julie Byles Ms Melissa Harris Mr Kim Colyvas
	A180. Negotiating a changed policy environment: Sole mothers and workforce participation.	Dr Deborah Loxton Prof Annette Dobson
	A181. Which comes first: Weight gain or hysterectomy - A nested matched case control study from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health.	Prof Annette Dobson Prof Wendy Brown A/Prof Gita Mishra
	A182. Short-term weight change and the incidence of hypertension: Results from the Australian Longitudinal Study