MSI Australia Blog
Emergency Contraception vs. Regular Contraception: Understanding the Differences
Contraception is a fundamental aspect of reproductive health, empowering individuals to make informed choices about pregnancy prevention. With various methods available, it's essential to understand the differences between emergency contraception and regular...
Private Health Insurance vs. Medicare: How They Affect Abortion Costs in Australia
When considering abortion services in Australia, understanding the financial impact is crucial. Abortion costs vary depending on whether you have access to Medicare and/or Private Health. This article explores how both Medicare and private health insurance affect...
Pain & Recovery Time for Surgical Abortion vs Medical Abortion
When choosing between surgical abortion and medical abortion, it's essential to understand their differences in terms of pain and recovery time. Both methods are safe and effective, but common misconceptions can influence decisions. At MSI Australia, we prioritise...
Claim: Your tax Dollars will be paying for all abortions even late-term abortions of healthy babies of healthy mothers
Reality: Between 1 in 3 and 1 in 4 women will require an abortion at some stage in their lives so abortion care, like many other sexual and reproductive health services should be available in the public hospital system. The reality is that access to abortion care in...
Claim: It will be a public health disaster if hospitals are forced to perform abortions
Reality: In many parts of Australia pregnant women are cared for in both our public and private hospital system, regardless of whether they have an ongoing pregnancy, abortion or still birth. The uneven access to abortion care across the country is actually the public...
Claim: 37 Weeks Gestation – Late Term Abortions up to birth for any reason will be legal around Australia.
Reality: This statement is completely untrue and unfounded. Each state and territory has their own laws and regulations that determine gestational and other limits that are placed on the provision of abortion. To say that an announcement about funding public health...
What Are My Contraception Choices?
Choosing the right contraception (birth control) can be a personal and sometimes overwhelming decision. With numerous options available, it’s important to find one that fits your lifestyle, health needs and personal preferences.Understanding Your Contraception Options...
How Do I Recover After Having an Abortion? A Support Guide
Having an abortion is a personal decision and it's normal to have a range of emotions before and after the procedure. This guide will walk you through what to expect during your recovery and the support resources available to help you during this time.Immediate...
What is Surgical Abortion? A Guide to Making Informed Decisions
Facing an unexpected pregnancy can feel overwhelming, and exploring your options can be daunting. If you're considering a surgical abortion, it's essential to have accurate information and supportive guidance to make the best decision for you. This guide aims to...
Mental Health Considerations in Abortion Care
Considering an abortion is a deeply personal matter. It is a healthcare decision made in the context of one’s values, beliefs and priorities. Many psychosocial factors influence this decision such as relationships, carer responsibilities, financial circumstances,...