Women’s Health & Gynaecology
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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
15/10/2008 - Acupuncture may help pregnancy pain
Acupuncture may help pregnant women suffering from pelvic girdle pain, according to new findings. More
14/10/2008 - Caffeine and breast cancer
Drinking large amounts of tea or coffee does not appear to increase breast cancer risk, researchers reported today. More
13/10/2008 - Women know more about Coleen than cancer
Too many women still do not understand the risks of breast cancer, campaigners have warned. More
08/10/2008 - Miscarriage risk to future pregnancies
Women lose their first pregnancy to a miscarriage may face an increased risk of a range of medical problems in their next pregnancy, researchers warn today. More
02/10/2008 - Computers may boost breast screening
Computers have successfully replaced human radiologists in a study of breast cancer screening, researchers revealed today. More
30/09/2008 - Caesarean rates alarm midwives
Too many women are giving birth by caesarean - and some of these operations may be unnecessary, midwives have warned. More
24/09/2008 - Survival inequalities in breast cancer
Long-term survival after breast cancer is significantly higher among affluent women than others, experts reported today. More
23/09/2008 - Work out helps pregnant quitters
One of the best ways to help pregnant women give up smoking may be to encourage them to take exercise, according to a new study. More
22/09/2008 - Action call on fertility tourism
Global action may be needed to prevent "fertility tourism" leading to an epidemic of costly multiple births, British experts have warned. More
19/09/2008 - Possible link between folic acid and childhood asthma
Pregnant women may be influencing their children's risk of developing asthma and allergy by taking folic acid supplements, researchers warned today. More
15/09/2008 - Fish boost for babies
Eating fish during pregnancy boosts a child's mental power and physical strength, according to a new study. More
08/09/2008 - Herb threat to pregnancy
Most British women who get pregnant use herbal products - taking advice from friends and family - according to an alarming new study. More
04/09/2008 - Shock warning on new vaccine
Unexpected problems with the new cervical cancer vaccine have emerged, according to a new study. More
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