Imagine a medical breakthrough which could save the government billions of health care dollars on unnecessary hysterectomies, useless tests and investigations, and enable half of the residents of aged care facilities to return to their family homes.
Now imagine that same breakthrough preventing millions of post-menopausal Australian mothers wasting time and money on doctor’s visits, incontinence pads and useless pills.
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