New research from Australia reveals miscarriage is far more common than we thought—1 in 10 women face two or more losses—and yet, critical gaps in healthcare and social support persist, especially for multicultural communities. Women like Farhana, who endured five miscarriages, describe a painful “culture of silence” that isolates them during grief and medical struggles. Experts are now pushing for trauma-informed, inclusive data collection methods to better serve all women, stressing that translation alone won’t cut it—real engagement with diverse communities is needed to build meaningful, accessible support systems after loss.
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