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12/11/2009 - Paltrow therapy alarms doctors
A therapy which substitutes heated cups for acupuncture needles tops a list of unproven treatment fads compiled by British doctors. More

10/11/2009 - Plea for women's health - WHO
Women provide most health care globally - but often do not get the care they need, according to a hard-hitting report published yesterday. More

06/11/2009 - Fresh warning on home foetal heart monitors
Experts issued a fresh warning today to pregnant women not to trust home foetal heart monitors. More

05/11/2009 - Pregnancy vitamin link to asthma claim
Researchers say they have found a link between the folic acid supplements that women take in pregnancy and rising rates of asthma. More

04/11/2009 - Women's heart Euro-summit
Not enough research is done into heart disease in women, experts will tell a major European conference this week. More

04/11/2009 - When boys should get HPV cancer vaccine
Some countries may need to include boys in cervical cancer vaccination programmes to ensure its effectiveness, an expert says today. More

03/11/2009 - Vaccine protects pregnant as flu epidemic hits new country
A swine flu vaccine works well with pregnant women - a key risk group in the pandemic - after just one dose, researchers reported last night. More

02/11/2009 - Mums need support for teething problems - NHS
New mothers suddenly find themselves adrift about five months after giving birth, according to an analysis published today. More

30/10/2009 - Coffee limits published for the pregnant
Pregnant women should drink no more than two mugs of instant coffee a day, according to new government advice published yesterday. More

29/10/2009 - Plea for support for bereaved mothers
Campaigners call today for British hospitals to offer specialist bereavement help to women struck by the tragedy of losing a baby. More

28/10/2009 - Migraine link to stroke
A serious kind of migraine is linked to a big increase in risk of having a stroke, researchers warned today. More

27/10/2009 - Cervical cancer vaccine may deter early sex
The new cervical cancer vaccine is not encourage young women to have sex - in fact it is deterring them, researchers report today. More

27/10/2009 - Rise in Down's syndrome diagnoses
Growing numbers of babies with Down's syndrome are being identified during pregnancy in Britain, researchers report today. More

27/10/2009 - More heart attacks in women, but survival improves
Heart attacks are becoming increasingly common in middle aged women, doctors warned last night. More

26/10/2009 - How aerobics boosts elderly hearts
A programme which got high-risk elderly people exercising vigorously successfully improved the health of their hearts, a conference has been told. More

20/10/2009 - Cancer vaccine "success" - UK expert
Older women, but not men, could benefit from receiving the cervical cancer vaccine, according to a British expert today. More

19/10/2009 - Vitamin link to womb cancer
Women who take large quantities of vitamin supplements may increase their risk of getting cancer of the womb, a European conference has been told. More

19/10/2009 - Fibroid treatment may bring miscarriage risk
A new treatment for fibroids may affect a woman's future fertility, researchers have warned. More

16/10/2009 - Counting baby kicks not recommended
Counting baby kicks is no longer the best way to check for problems with a pregnancy, experts warn today. More

14/10/2009 - Cancer passes from mother to baby
A pregnant woman with cancer can pass the disease on to her baby, researchers have warned. More

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