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13/03/2019 - Small cancer risk from infertility
Infertility in women is linked to a very small increased risk of cancer, new research suggests. More

11/03/2019 - PARP inhibitors could boost immunotherapy
PARP inhibitors could be combined effectively with immunotherapies to destroy tumours in several kinds of cancer, according to a joint Anglo-French project. More

26/02/2019 - Long working hours linked to female depression
Women who work more than 55 hours a week face increased risk of suffering from depression, researchers report today. More

20/02/2019 - Acupuncture appears to aid menopause
Acupuncture may help women with some menopausal symptoms, Danish researchers say today. More

18/02/2019 - How AI could improve ovarian cancer care
Artificial intelligence can improve the prognostic accuracy of ovarian cancer tests by a factor of four, British researchers have reported. More

14/02/2019 - UTI symptoms may indicate cancer - conference told
Women treated for urinary tract infections should be investigated for cancer if serious symptoms persist, a conference heard last night. More

13/02/2019 - HPV screening creates new stigmas
Cervical cancer screening is increasingly using HPV testing â€“ but this carries its own stigma that may deter women from taking part, researchers warn today. More

08/02/2019 - Women researchers fight odds to highlight sex differences
Only a minority of biomedical studies provide an analysis by sex â€“ and often this is only because there are women researchers involved, researchers report today. More

07/02/2019 - New backing for HPV screening
The cervical screening programme in the UK will be more efficient when it switches to testing for HPV, researchers say today. More

30/01/2019 - Breast cancer atrial fibrillation risk studied
A womanâ€™s risk of atrial fibrillation increases significantly after a diagnosis of breast cancer, Danish researchers have reported. More

25/01/2019 - How pregnant women benefit from vegetables and fish
Pregnant women can lower their risk of developing high blood pressure and pre-eclampsia if they eat a diet rich in vegetables and fish, according to a newly published study. More

22/01/2019 - Body size 'influences women's lifespan'
Body size, weight and height could influence a womanâ€™s lifespan more than it influences a manâ€™s, a Dutch study published last night has claimed. More

16/01/2019 - Breast cancer risk calculator unveiled
A new method of calculating breast cancer risk is to be available for wide use by primary care practitioners and genetic counsellors, it has been announced. More

15/01/2019 - Combination therapy converts cancer cells into fat cells
Scientists have found a drug combination that can turn breast cancer cells into fat cells, it has been announced. More

15/01/2019 - New method to detect breast cancer risk unveiled
A â€œgame-changingâ€ method of calculating a womanâ€™s risk of developing breast cancer is announced today by Cancer Research UK. More

14/01/2019 - AI tool developed to identify aggressive ovarian cancer
A new artificial intelligence tool has been devised to scan the shapes of tumour cells and improve diagnosis of aggressive ovarian cancer, it has been announced. More

10/01/2019 - HRT tablets highest VTE risk
Women who take hormone replacement therapy in tablet form may face an increased risk of venous thromboembolism, according to a large UK study published today. More

10/01/2019 - Robots aid uterine transplant pregnancy
A woman is pregnant after being the first to receive a new uterus with the aid of robotic technology, it has been announced. More

08/01/2019 - Female heart risk gene pin-pointed
A British-led study has identified the first gene linked to a major cause of acute coronary syndrome in young women, it was announced last night. More

03/01/2019 - Pregnancy and kit pull men to HIV testing
A pregnant woman may often be the key to persuading a man to take an HIV test, according to the findings of a major study in Africa. More

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