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‘I felt validated’: How Jacinta Allan’s pain inquiry transformed healthcare for women and girls

The inquiry’s 27 recommendations triggered new clinics, a pain treatment standard and pharmacy access changes after more than 13,000 women and girls made submissions.

Amid a mixed legacy, experts unanimously agree the outgoing premier dragged the reality of women’s pain out of the shadows and put the issue on the map.

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‘I felt validated’: How Jacinta Allan’s pain inquiry transformed healthcare for women and girls

Amid a mixed legacy, experts unanimously agree the outgoing premier dragged the reality of women’s pain out of the shadows and put the issue on the map.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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