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23/03/2011 - How tobacco and alcohol harm pregnancy
Pregnant women exposed to cigarette smoke risk infection, stillbirth and having babies with low birth weight, researchers warn today. More

23/03/2011 - Immune system genes linked to pregnancy problem
Genetic mutations have been identified that increase a woman's risk developing a dangerous blood pressure problem during pregnancy, researchers said today. More

22/03/2011 - Priority medicines for babies and childbirth
Simple treatments such as zinc, rehydration therapy and oxytocin for childbirth must be available in all countries to save the lives of children and their mothers, global experts said yesterday. More

22/03/2011 - Complete five-year drug course, women urged
Women with breast cancer improve their prospects by staying the course of treatment with the drug tamoxifen, researchers say today. More

16/03/2011 - Women urged to take pregnancy vitamin
A major national campaign is launched today in the UK to encourage young women to take folic acid supplements in case they become pregnant. More

16/03/2011 - Home smear tests could save lives
More women could be screened for cervical cancer risk if home tests were available, researchers reported today. More

15/03/2011 - Mountain man seeks pregnancy clues
Women who live in America's mountain state are helping British researchers investigate new ways of dealing with oxygen deprivation during birth. More

11/03/2011 - Coffee cuts stroke risk in women, claim
Women who drink more than one cup of coffee a day have a lower risk of stroke than those who drink less, researchers have reported. More

10/03/2011 - Diamond boost for breast treatment
Minuscule diamonds could dramatically improve the success of a common breast cancer drug, researchers reported last night. More

09/03/2011 - Support needed for obese mothers
Pregnancy often makes women feel "free" from the stigma of being overweight, researchers say today. More

08/03/2011 - 100 years on - much to do for women
A hundred years of campaigning to improve women's health has left many challenges, experts said today. More

08/03/2011 - How acupuncture soothes women
Women suffering from hot flushes may benefit from traditional Chinese acupuncture, medical researchers reported today. More

07/03/2011 - Midwives should manage more births - thinktank
The British National Health Service should massively step up the use of midwives to manage births - as part of a drive to improve maternity care, experts said yesterday. More

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

02/03/2011 - Breast screening plans challenged
Doubts have been raised over efforts to bring in population-based mammography screening to poorer countries. More

01/03/2011 - Male future bleak - psychiatrist
Men in the western world may face a bleak and depressing future because of changing culture, a psychiatrist claims today. More

01/03/2011 - Alzheimer's female descent clue
People who inherit Alzheimer's disease may be more likely to get it from their mothers than their fathers, researchers say today. More

28/02/2011 - Female health boosted by degrees
A woman's health may benefit from completing education to degree level, researchers said last night. 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

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