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28/07/2015 - Home births risky for poor
Home births can increase risks for babies in poor neighbourhoods, according to a new study. More

24/07/2015 - How drugs are beating breast cancer
Aromatase inhibitors save significantly more post-menopausal women from breast cancer than tamoxifen, according to the findings of a major analysis published today. More

22/07/2015 - Blood test for pre-eclampsia risk
The risk of the serious blood pressure problem, pre-eclampsia, in pregnant women might be predicted via a blood test, researchers say today. More

17/07/2015 - Breast cancer secrets unlocked
British scientists have unveiled major findings about the way one of the key genetic causes of breast cancer works. More

15/07/2015 - Cystitis treatment over the counter?
Antibiotic treatments for cystitis should be available without a prescription, a senior GP says today. More

14/07/2015 - Cancer vaccine under review
A European review into the side-effects of the cervical cancer vaccine is to be launched, it has been announced. More

14/07/2015 - Women warned on breast symptoms
Women over 70 need to know that a lump may not be the only symptom of breast cancer, campaigners warned yesterday. More

10/07/2015 - Diet and exercise too late in pregnancy
A programme of diet and exercise proved unsuccessful in preventing obese women developing diabetes during pregnancy, researchers have reported. More

09/07/2015 - Hormone could boost breast treatment
A common female hormone could revolutionise breast cancer treatment, it was revealed last night. More

09/07/2015 - Premature birth link to heart disease
Women who have given birth prematurely face a significantly increased risk of developing heart disease, aggravated if they have smoked, researchers warn today. More

07/07/2015 - Drinking alcohol while pregnant ‘common’
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy is common among women in the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia – especially if they are also smokers, researchers warn today. More

02/07/2015 - Statins may make people angry - through sleep deprivation
Cholesterol lowering statins may make women more aggressive - but men less so, researchers reported yesterday. More

01/07/2015 - Lung cancer hitting more women than ever
Lung cancer cases among UK women have reached a record high, according to figures published today. More

23/06/2015 - Skinny jeans not for squatting
Skinny jeans are increasingly popular - but squatting in them can do serious damage to the legs, doctors warn today. More

22/06/2015 - Healthy lifestyle will ease symptoms, women told
Women with a chronic disease of the ovaries can limit the worst effects of the problem by keeping slim and eating a healthy diet, according to experts. More

18/06/2015 - Breast milk not for adults
A craze for consuming breast milk as a sports supplement is misconceived, an expert warns today. More

17/06/2015 - Risk factors for prematurity and ectopic pregnancy
Dilatation and curettage, one of the most common minor surgical procedures in obstetrics and gynaecology, is linked with increased risk of preterm delivery, researchers have found. More

15/06/2015 - How common women's problem affects pregnancy
Women who develop endometriosis before having children face increased complications during pregnancy, according to a major Scottish study. More

12/06/2015 - Pregnancy diabetes guidance "flawed"
New UK guidance for identifying pregnant women developing diabetes are flawed and will lead to thousands of women wrongly being given the all clear, researchers claimed today. More

11/06/2015 - Pregnant women should control weight - study
Pregnant women can improve their health through both diet and exercise, according to an analysis published today. More

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