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03/07/2009 - Women need sleep
Women may need sleep to maintain their health, according to new findings. More

30/06/2009 - Ovarian transplant boost
New techniques are set to improve the effectiveness of ovarian transplant procedures, researchers reported yesterday. More

30/06/2009 - Caesarean birth may affect immune system
Birth by Caesarean section leads to genetic changes that may affect a baby's future health, researchers warned yesterday. More

25/06/2009 - Screening age stays put after Goody review
The British government has rejected calls to cut the age at which women are screened for cervical cancer following the death of reality TV star Jade Goody. More

24/06/2009 - Osteoporosis drug monitoring 'unnecessary'
Monitoring women on anti-osteoporosis treatment is a waste of resources, experts say today. More

22/06/2009 - Sunbeds not for teens - radiation experts
Sunbed companies may face tough regulation after a government advisory body warned of the cancer risk from their use. More

19/06/2009 - Plea to family doctors over infertility
GPs could be doing more to help couples struggling to conceive, according to a new report. More

18/06/2009 - Simple hygiene rules to help beat bugs
Britain needs to rethink its approach to using hygiene to prevent infections - as the public is getting confused, experts warned yesterday. More

17/06/2009 - Cancer screening linked to wealth and ethnicity
Cancer screening for women is least successful amongst the poor and ethnic minorities, researchers warned today. More

16/06/2009 - Warning after flu death of mother
A baby died yesterday following the death of its mother in Scotland from swine flu. More

15/06/2009 - Study sheds light on women's screening decisions
New research suggests that fear plays a major role in women's decisions on whether or not to attend cancer screening. More

11/06/2009 - Hormone fails to help twin mothers
The hormone progesterone is not the answer for women bearing twins and facing premature birth, researchers reported last night. More

09/06/2009 - Needles combat pregnancy indigestion
Pregnant women suffering from indigestion may benefit from a course of acupuncture, researchers report today. More

08/06/2009 - Surgical procedure boosts breast treatment
A simple procedure during surgery can make a big difference to a woman's chances of surviving breast cancer, researchers reported today. More

04/06/2009 - Bone disease poorly treated - Euro-conference
Most people with osteoporosis do not get the right treatment, a European medical conference was told yesterday. More

27/05/2009 - Ante-natal relaxation classes questioned
Antenatal relaxation classes in preparation for childbirth may not be as effective as hoped, researchers warned today. More

26/05/2009 - Menopause timing genes found
New genetic findings may help predict when a woman is likely to face her menopause, researchers reported yesterday. More

26/05/2009 - Alarm at skin cancer spread
Experts have issued a new warning about the hazards of the sun after cases of the deadly skin cancer, melanoma, jumped by six per cent last year. More

20/05/2009 - Obese mothers raise childhood asthma risk
Mothers who are obese have a higher than normal rate of asthmatic children, researchers warned yesterday. More

15/05/2009 - Heart disease in pregnancy "major threat"
Experts have urged doctors to be on the look-out for symptoms of heart disease in pregnant women. More

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