HEALTH OF WOMEN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19744, 17 September 1927, Page 11

HEALTH OF WOMEN.

MORE ATTENTION NEEDED,

FORCEFUL SYDNEY ADVOCATE.

[nto* oca ows couiutwDnt.} HYD.NfiY. Sept. fi. oi the ielteis which appear »a the press ia Sydney, Done are more piquant ibaa this* frotn the facile end forkful pen of I>r. A. Watson Monro. Obstetric reform ;s his obsession- He gives another rc*i*ifjiiig touch to this important question in his latest fetter, which foe prefaces with the question J "How crnch better is » human b»sr»g than » sheep !'* arid which ham b**a inspired, il the worthy doctor any inspiration, ify tbe reeolve of lb# large associations of women ia Sydney to try to get at the causes of the coetioned mid increasing mortality in motherhood and eariy infancy. "Too loug," «yt !>■'• Watsoo Monro, "has the veil-being of womanhood beta tise ptaything of political e®f«rtuuj*!a i too long bavr- their health interests been allotted tlx roi© of Use bttle e*od*r girl ia the menage of oaf wsnrenuty. Tbe protection ol women end dwldfen a a roan's job- But u»en base alter* naiely slept oa the job or btaugfcl si. It will be a rod day for the women, «bo an#«a te have .w few teal thawpiCWOtS, if #V<B|? £b. down bis ptti end qui* a fetid is wWc® but tirtks* l»boom have ®o§ h**- «**■* out some fcwt."