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03/03/2011 - Baby joy not enough for sorrowful
Having a healthy baby may not to solve the emotional problems and worry faced by a woman who has lost a child during pregnancy, researchers warn today. More

28/02/2011 - Baby movement guidelines seek to cut anxiety
A pregnant woman who thinks her baby's movements have slowed should lie on her side for two hours, according to new medical guidelines. More

25/02/2011 - Midwives may need alternative training
Midwives and obstetricians may need formal training in complementary therapies because they are becoming so popular among pregnant women, researchers have warned. More

25/02/2011 - Treatment overcomes infertility turmoil
Women who are struggling to become pregnant need not worry if they are stressed about getting specialist treatment, researchers said today. More

11/02/2011 - New mothers urged to take part in postnatal depression study
Mothers with young babies are being urged to take part in a six-month study into the effects of physical activity on postnatal depression. More

10/02/2011 - New guidelines on twin pregnancies
British hospitals are to get new guidelines on how to care for the growing number of women who are pregnant with twins or triplets. More

28/01/2011 - Test-tube baby treatment risk warning
A leading obstetrician has called for better information about the risks of IVF treatment and improved identification of high risk women. More

27/01/2011 - Womb problem treatment tests
British researchers are setting out to find the best way of ensuring women can still have children after treatment for a painful medical condition. More

26/01/2011 - Obese women face extended pregnancy
Obese women face extended pregnancies and an increased risk of induction of labour, according to research published today. More

24/01/2011 - Antioxidant supplements may aid conception
Couples having difficulty in conceiving naturally should consider taking antioxidant supplements, according to a new analysis. More

18/01/2011 - Nutrition crucial to pregnancy health - research
Women who are dieting in the early stages of pregnancy may put their babies at risk, researchers warned last night. More

14/01/2011 - Row over six months breast-feed target
Breastfeeding babies exclusively for six months may “not always be in the child’s best interests”, it has been claimed. More

12/01/2011 - Clue to chlamydia pregnancy risk
British researchers say they have discovered how an infection that afflicts women can interfere with pregnancy - leading to new clues about the causes of a major complication. More

11/01/2011 - Chemicals may threaten pregnancy
Exposure to some industrial chemicals may make it harder for women to have a healthy pregnancy, researchers warn today. More

05/01/2011 - Novel method to calculate IVF success
A new method has been developed to give accurate predictions of the success of in-vitro fertilisation, British researchers reported last night. More

24/12/2010 - Clues to pregnancy killer condition
If you are pregnant it can be a killer - literally. It's called pre-eclampsia and is caused by rising blood pressure. More

22/12/2010 - Health advice for baby clinics
The chances of giving birth to a healthy baby after in-vitro fertilisation are improved if just one embryo is implanted, researchers warned today. More

20/12/2010 - Freeze threatens blood shortage
Blood donors in the UK have been urged to struggle through the bad weather to meet appointments to prevent catastrophic shortages in hospitals. More

07/12/2010 - Phone pregnancy alert
Pregnant women who make heavy use of mobile phones may contribute to their children developing behaviour problems, researchers claimed today. More

03/12/2010 - Epilepsy drug linked with spina bifida
Women who take one of the most common drugs to treat epilepsy face an increased risk of having a baby with spina bifida, researchers warn today. More

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