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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

20/01/2011 - Cervical cancer gene turmoil unveiled
A "patchwork" of genetic faults in a cervical tumour can mean a woman faces an increased risk of her treatment failing, British researchers report today. 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

13/01/2011 - Imaginary friends "fine"
Young children who have imaginary friends are in perfect mental health, psychologists say today. 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

10/01/2011 - Night-shades may boost female health
Women who sleep with eye-shades may be helping to reduce their risk of breast cancer, researchers have reported. More

06/01/2011 - Flu vaccine shortage alarm
British doctors are facing growing shortages of flu vaccine as public alarm at the spread of the virus grows, government officials have admitted. 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

04/01/2011 - Stability key to happiness
Adults with long-lasting relationships have much better mental health than unattached people - even if they are not married, researchers report today. More

04/01/2011 - Early growth problem for girls
Young girls who mature early may face difficult teenage years, British researchers warn today. More

30/12/2010 - Women urged to watch waist-lines
English women are carrying ever-expanding waistlines - and are fatter than men, campaigners warned yesterday. 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

23/12/2010 - UK, Denmark ponder cancer problem
Cancer patients' survival chances are better in Australia and Sweden than in Britain and Denmark, according to a major global study published yesterday. 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 - New Year highlights alcohol cot death link
Alcohol consumption by parents may be behind a surge of sudden cot deaths on New Year’s Day, according to a new analysis. More

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