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25/01/2013 - Baby growth tests could save lives
Identifying babies failing to grow in the womb could prevent hundreds of stillbirths, British researchers say today. More

24/01/2013 - Fertility not linked to labour bleeding
Very heavy bleeding after childbirth does not usually affect a woman's fertility, researchers reported yesterday. More

21/01/2013 - Baby boom in Bournemouth, Boston, Barking
Corby, Bournemouth and Boston are among towns that have seen staggering increases in birth-rates this century, midwives warned today. More

18/01/2013 - How flu vaccine protects pregnant
The new swine flu vaccine was not responsible for pregnant women suffering miscarriage and stillbirth, according to a major national study. More

17/01/2013 - Sunbeds deadlier than mid-day sun - study
Sunbeds carry a skin cancer risk twice that of the mid-day Mediterranean sun, researchers warn today. More

16/01/2013 - IVF blood clot risk
In vitro fertilisation may raise the risk of blood clots and blocked arteries - although the risk is small, researchers warn today. More

15/01/2013 - Berries may protect female hearts
Women who eat lots of berries can help reduce their risk of suffering a heart attack, researchers reported last night. More

11/01/2013 - Herbs work for hot flushes - expert
Women can take herbal treatments successfully for treating the problems of menopause, an expert says today. More

10/01/2013 - Coil best for women
A contraceptive coil may prove to be the best treatment for women who suffer misery every month, researchers report today. More

10/01/2013 - Smear test may detected more
The smear test for cancer undertaken by young women could be used to test for a range of diseases using DNA technology, researchers reported last night. More

08/01/2013 - Pregnancy pollen child asthma risk
Children are at increased risk of developing asthma if their mother is exposed to high pollen levels in the later stages of pregnancy, according to a new study. More

07/01/2013 - Bugs in your breast
Breast milk may contain more than 700 species of bacteria, according to a Spanish study. More

04/01/2013 - Molecular signals lead to miscarriage
Scientists may have discovered molecular signals that make some women prone to suffer miscarriage. More

02/01/2013 - Stillbirth-antidepressant link refuted
Pregnant women who take anti-depressants do not face any increased risk of stillbirth, researchers reported last night. More

19/12/2012 - Men facing cancer likelihood
Most men are set to face a 50% chance of having a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetimes, according to an analysis reported today. More

12/12/2012 - New threat for women smokers
Women who smoke face a "significantly" increased risk of suffering a sudden heart attack, researchers warned last night. More

10/12/2012 - Blow as annual checks fail to save high-risk women
Conducting annual checks on women facing a high risk of cancer of the ovaries is inadequate, according to the findings of a major UK study reported today. More

07/12/2012 - Breast radiotherapy technique success
A new intense approach to radiotherapy for breast cancer in the UK has proved effective, according to an analysis published yesterday. More

06/12/2012 - Breast drug's long term benefits reported
Women with the most common form of breast cancer enjoy massive long-term benefits from taking the powerful drug, Tamoxifen, for an extended period, British researchers revealed last night. More

05/12/2012 - Premature babies saved
The health service is getting better at saving babies born early in pregnancy - but is having less success at preventing long-term problems, according to a major study published today. More

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