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21/12/2016 - Conventional prolapse repair safer
A standard repair of pelvic organ prolapse is safer than using mesh or grafts, researchers say today. More

16/12/2016 - Mitochondrial donation clinical trial announced
England is to undertake a clinical trial of mitochondrial donation after the procedure gain approval from regulators, it was announced last night. More

16/12/2016 - Haemorrhage link to assisted reproduction
Women who become pregnant through assisted reproduction techniques face an increased risk of post-partum haemorrhage, researchers report today. More

15/12/2016 - Cancer tests rose after high-profile case
Public awareness of the BRCA genes, which can be linked to a woman's risk of breast and ovarian cancer, rose after a high-profile article by Angelina Jolie, according to a new analysis. More

15/12/2016 - MRI can help pregnancy scanning - study
Pregnant women who are told a scan has found a brain abnormality in the foetus should be offered a second MRI scan, researchers say today. More

14/12/2016 - Thrush virus hidden from body defences
New findings on the fungus which causes thrush have helped explain how it evades destruction by the immune system, according to Scottish researchers. More

13/12/2016 - Hope for pre-eclampsia therapy
Treating white blood cells with hormones may prove an effective therapy for pre-eclampsia, according to laboratory research unveiled by British researchers last night. More

12/12/2016 - UK success against breast cancer
Breast cancer mortality has declined faster in England and Wales than in any other country over the last 30 years, according to a new global analysis. More

07/12/2016 - Heart disease problem underlies maternal death rates
Cardiovascular disease is one of the key factors underlying maternal deaths, experts say today. More

06/12/2016 - Hodgkin treatment poses fertility puzzle
A common treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma may lead to new eggs appearing in women's ovaries, British scientists say today. More

05/12/2016 - Concern at care of women with dementia
Women with dementia receive inferior health care to men, researchers say today. More

01/12/2016 - Screening cuts HIV baby transmission rates
Antenatal screening has successfully cut HIV transmission of mother to child to a record low levels, according to a new analysis published today. More

30/11/2016 - Premenstrual syndrome advice released
New guidelines on the care of severe premenstrual syndrome are issued today. More

29/11/2016 - Infertility research gaps revealed
There is not enough evidence yet to link abnormal levels of uterine natural killer cells to infertility, British experts said yesterday. More

28/11/2016 - Fertility clinics lack evidence for claims - study
Many British fertility clinics are stretching the evidence to make claims for their treatments, it was claimed today. More

17/11/2016 - Epilepsy link to maternal RA
Women with rheumatoid arthritis face an increased risk of having children who develop epilepsy, Danish researchers have reported. More

16/11/2016 - Advice for shared placenta condition
Guidelines today seek to help obstetricians with the management of pregnancies in which two or more foetuses share a placenta. More

15/11/2016 - UK breastfeeding leadership "lacking"
England lacks leadership in promoting breast-feeding, according to a damning report out today. More

14/11/2016 - Cambridge to trial personalised breast care
The latest programme aimed at using highly personalised treatment for cancer patients is launched today. More

09/11/2016 - Thyroid levels critical in pregnancy
Boosting thyroid hormone levels among at-risk pregnant women could reduce the rate of stillbirths, early caesarean sections and low-weight babies, a conference will hear today. More

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