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14/01/2009 - Epidural risk "overstated"
The risk from painkilling epidurals is lower than many patients may imagine, finds a new analysis. More

08/01/2009 - Call to boost childbirth safety in poor countries
Technologies to prevent and manage obstetric complications are being neglected in under-resourced countries, say researchers. More

05/01/2009 - Weight link to women's cancer
Women who are obese face a nearly doubled risk of developing cancer of the ovaries, reseachers warned today. More

24/12/2008 - Sports last a life-time
Rugby, tennis and athletics may all play a key role in ensuring girl teenagers have healthy bones, researchers report today. More

17/12/2008 - Embryo diagnosis has research spin-off
Test-tube procedures to prevent the birth of children with genetic disorders could provide a source of stem cells for research, scientists said today. More

11/12/2008 - Women suffer from family living
Living with the in-laws may be harmful for a woman, researchers warn today. More

10/12/2008 - Mode of birth linked to memory of labour pain
A woman is most likely to forget her labour pains if her overall experience of giving birth is good, researchers said today. More

03/12/2008 - Pregnancy exercise may place woman at risk
Researchers have found that too much intense exercise during pregnancy may be risky. More

03/12/2008 - Cervical cancer vaccine deemed safe
Serious reactions to the new human papillomavirus vaccine are rare, experts have found. More

17/11/2008 - Experts review invisible pregnancies
The number of pregnancies that cannot be detected by scans is increasing, experts have warned. More

13/11/2008 - Tamoxifen resistance puzzle solved
British scientists have discovered the mechanism that causes women to develop resistance to the breast cancer drug Tamoxifen. More

11/11/2008 - Breast-feeding boosts lung power
Babies who are breast-fed for at least four months develop healthier lungs, British researchers reported yesterday. More

05/11/2008 - Patients miss breast cancer treatment
As many as half of the women who take a life-saving breast cancer drug never finish their treatment, researchers warned today. More

04/11/2008 - Cut down the caffeine, pregnant women told
An official warning was issued yesterday to pregnant women to cut down on their consumption of caffeine. More

03/11/2008 - Pregnancy drink conundrum
Women who take a little alcohol during pregnancy may not be doing their children any harm, according to a major British study. More

03/11/2008 - Health hazards from excess pregnancy weight gain
Women who put on a lot of weight during pregnancy may be placing their baby at risk of becoming overweight or obese, according to new findings. More

31/10/2008 - Vigorous exercise may cut breast cancer risk
New findings add to the evidence that exercise may help prevent cancer. More

30/10/2008 - Side-effects cheer cancer patients
Women taking breast cancer treatment should gain cheer from side-effects, researchers revealed today. More

28/10/2008 - Infant infection risks joints
Children who succumb to a serious infection in infancy are at risk of going on to develop arthritis early in their adult lives, researchers warned today. More

22/10/2008 - Advance in cervical cancer detection
A new technique has been developed to identify early-stage cervical cancer, British researchers have reported. More

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