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15/10/2013 - Exercise boost for male fertility
Men who want to have children may benefit by keeping fit, researchers revealed last night. More

14/10/2013 - Contraceptive risks outlined
The latest generation of contraceptive pills are safe for most women - but those at risk need to be told, European regulators are set to say. More

07/10/2013 - Simple technique to boost pregnancy chances
A simple technique can dramatically improve the success of "test-tube" treatment for women seeking to become pregnant, British researchers have reported. More

04/10/2013 - Exercise reduces breast cancer risk
Taking part in moderate, regular physical activity reduces the risk of breast cancer in post-menopausal women, a new study shows today (4 October 2013). More

02/10/2013 - Child deaths down but injuries still a problem
Most child deaths in Britain are linked to chronic conditions - although some of these are the result of preventable accidents, according to a new study. More

01/10/2013 - Breast cancer knowledge gaps revealed
Massive advances in understanding breast cancer have still left major gaps in knowledge, experts warned today. More

27/09/2013 - Shark cancer study
British researchers are to investigate claims that sharks have unique cancer-fighting properties, it was announced yesterday. More

27/09/2013 - Stem cell hope for body reconstruction
Women whose bodies are being rebuilt after cancer surgery may be able to benefit from a new generation of stem cell "enriched" fat grafts, researchers report today. More

26/09/2013 - Blow for fish-brain theories
Fish may not be as good for the brain as has been thought, researchers warned last night. More

24/09/2013 - Marriage bonus for cancer patients
People who are married fare much better in the face of cancer than others, researchers reported last night. More

18/09/2013 - Weight risk for pregnancy spelt out
Overweight and underweight women tend to have a range of pregnancy-related risks, researchers warn today. More

13/09/2013 - Twos need tenderness - report
The "terrible twos" should become the "tender twos", according to a major report yesterday calling for a new focus on the emotional welfare of babies. More

13/09/2013 - Skin treatment risk for pregnancy
Pregnant women with skin conditions may face a small risk to their babies because of the steroid-based creams they use, researchers warned yesterday. More

12/09/2013 - Hope to boost miscarriage prevention
British researchers say they have made a key discovery which could help improve treatment to help prevent women having a miscarriage. More

11/09/2013 - Obesity not always risky in pregnancy
Obese women who have already had a baby, and have no additional risk factors, are at low risk of pregnancy complications, researchers say today. More

10/09/2013 - New drug hope for ectopic pregnancy
Women who suffer from an ectopic pregnancy could be helped by a cancer drug, researchers have revealed. More

06/09/2013 - Good asthma control ‘vital’ during pregnancy
All women with asthma must have their condition closely reviewed when they become pregnant to reduce the risk of complications, experts say today. More

05/09/2013 - Blood test boosts women's heart care
An improved blood test could make a dramatic difference in the diagnosis of heart attack in women, researchers have reported. More

04/09/2013 - Heart risks of being underweight
Being underweight may put a woman with heart disease at increased risk, researchers have reported. More

03/09/2013 - Women's obesity opportunity window
Women who become obese after giving birth do not face any extra risk of heart attack until other health factors start to deteriorate, researchers reported yesterday. More

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