Nursing & Midwifery
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21/05/2014 - Depression risk years after birth
New mothers should be kept under surveillance for several years to ensure they stay mentally healthy, researchers say today. More
30/04/2014 - Caesareans may not cause fertility issues
Giving birth by Caesarean section is unlikely to affect a woman's chance of having further children, British researchers say today. More
28/04/2014 - Cancer survivors' work struggle
A cancer charity has welcomed research showing how women treated for breast cancer can struggle to return to work. More
17/04/2014 - Mothers should get skin contact after birth - study
New mothers are wrongly being denied skin contact with their babies while a life-saving procedure is undertaken, researchers said today. More
16/04/2014 - Pregnancy blood pressure care warning
More care is needed for women with high blood pressure in pregnancy, researchers warn today. More
08/04/2014 - Trance cuts pain of heart procedure
Guiding patients into a trance helps them to cope with pain and anxiety during the heart procedure, ablation of atrial fibrillation (AF), according to Danish experts. More
07/04/2014 - No benefit of probiotics on colic
Infants with colic may not benefit from so-called probiotics - yoghurt type foods aimed at replenishing gut bacteria, according to a new study. More
07/04/2014 - Post-natal care problems putting mothers at risk - survey
New mothers in England are not getting life-saving advice about symptoms that could indicate threats to themselves or their babies, it was claimed today. More
19/03/2014 - Bacterial risk in pregnancy
Pregnant women are at a raised risk of infection with an organism known as Haemophilus influenzae, British researchers warned today. More
05/03/2014 - Diet link to pregnancy health
Pregnant women who eat a healthy diet help to cut their risk of going into premature labour, researchers reveal today. More
27/02/2014 - Caesarean link to obesity
People born through caesarean section are significantly more likely than others to be obese as adults, researchers revealed last night. More
10/02/2014 - Call for aid for mothers with blues
Most new mothers feel at least a little depressed after giving birth, a new survey has revealed. More
29/01/2014 - Is IVF used too often?
Assisted reproduction techniques may be over-used, it is claimed today. More
29/01/2014 - Global lack of palliative care
There is a chronic global shortage of palliative care to relieve and prevent the suffering of patients with serious illness, a new study shows. More
23/01/2014 - New row over home birth risks
Women who choose to give birth at home are not given full information about all the risks, it was claimed today. More
22/01/2014 - How shift-working disrupts genes
Shift workers and others who sleep irregular hours may face disruption of many of their genes, British researchers have warned. More
06/12/2013 - Stockings better than bandages for leg ulcers
Compression stockings work as well as bandages in the treatment of leg ulcers and are far more cost-effective, a study out today reveals. More
29/11/2013 - HIV pregnancy resource launched for World AIDS Day
Healthcare professionals have been encouraged to improve their understanding of the needs of pregnant women with HIV for World AIDS Day. More
29/11/2013 - Palliative care prognosis conversation call
A ground-breaking study into palliative and end-of-life care has found that failing to discuss prognosis with patients is detrimental to them. More
20/11/2013 - Caesarean no bar to natural next time
New figures show that most women who want to have a natural delivery following a caesarean are successful. More
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