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21/10/2015 - HRT "safe" row
British experts have rejected suggestions that a new study has found that hormone replacement therapy is safe for women. More

15/10/2015 - Bariatric surgery may help obese women have children
Bariatric surgery can help obese women achieve successful pregnancy - but should only be a last resort, obstetricians say today. More

09/10/2015 - Exercise to prevent pelvic girdle pain
Exercising up to five times a week before becoming pregnant could reduce the risk of developing pelvic girdle pain, according to new Norwegian research. More

07/10/2015 - Pregnancy alcohol advice "inconsistent"
The question of whether pregnant women should abstain totally from alcohol continued to divide experts today. More

07/10/2015 - Early detection's benefits for breast cancer care
A study of tumour sizes has emphasised the importance of catching breast cancer at an early stage, researchers say today. More

07/10/2015 - Good results for ovary transplants
Ovarian transplants can be both safe and effective, Danish researchers report today. More

01/10/2015 - Natural birth safe after caesarean - guidance
Women who give birth through caesarean section can safely plan to use natural birth for future pregnancies, according to guidelines published today. More

30/09/2015 - Smokers pass asthma risk to grandchildren
The risk of developing asthma may go back at least two generations, researchers report today. More

30/09/2015 - Uterine transplants get UK go-ahead
Britain's first clinical trial of human uterine transplantation is set to start in the New Year, it was announced last night. More

29/09/2015 - Babies 'unharmed' by maternal cancer treatment
The children of mothers who receive cancer treatment during pregnancy do not seem to suffer ill-effects, according to a European study. More

28/09/2015 - Care of elderly with breast cancer varies across Europe
Elderly patients with breast cancer get widely varying levels of treatment across Europe, according to a new study. More

25/09/2015 - Cancer relapse gene study
Researchers have found new genetic factors that indicate the risk of relapse in breast cancer, a major European conference is to be told. More

24/09/2015 - Rethink miscarriage criteria - study
British criteria for diagnosing miscarriage should be reconsidered, researchers say today. More

15/09/2015 - Pure olive oil ‘reduces breast cancer risk’
Women who eat the so-called Mediterranean diet supplemented with the purest forms of olive oil enjoy a reduced risk of developing breast cancer, a Spanish study has revealed. More

14/09/2015 - Search for breast cancer prevention drug
British researchers have begun work on finding drugs which could spare women with two common breast cancer mutations from having to undergo preventative surgery, it has been announced. More

10/09/2015 - Why pregnancy quitting does not last
Many women smokers give up tobacco during pregnancy - but the stress of motherhood means most resume the habit quickly, British researchers warned today. More

08/09/2015 - Older ovarian cancer patients should have surgery
Too many women over the age of 65 are not getting surgery for ovarian cancer, campaigners have claimed. More

28/08/2015 - Growth hormone 'effective' against osteoporosis
A course of growth hormone can provide post-menopausal women with protection against osteoporosis for a period of years, according to the findings of a major Swedish study. More

27/08/2015 - Blood test for breast cancer relapse
A blood test will be able to identify breast cancer relapse months before tumours become visible, researchers announced last night. More

26/08/2015 - Chlamydia screening backed for pregnancy
The routine chlamydia screening of pregnant women within a particular age range would be a cost-effective move, researchers say today. More

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