Women’s Health & Gynaecology
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07/02/2013 - Ozone link to pregnancy problems
Air pollution may be responsible for triggering a dangerous condition in pregnancy, researchers warn today. More
07/02/2013 - Sunlight ‘reduces women’s rheumatoid arthritis risk’
Women who are exposed regularly to sunlight could reduce their risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, researchers reported last night. More
01/02/2013 - Marriage reduces heart attack risk
Being married or in a co-habiting relationship reduces the risk of heart attack in both men and women – whatever their age, researchers reported yesterday. More
30/01/2013 - Severe morning sickness may affect placenta
Severe morning sickness in the middle stage of pregnancy is linked to problems with the placenta, say researchers. More
29/01/2013 - Cancer threat to men
British men have become massively more susceptible to cancer than women, researchers warn today. More
29/01/2013 - Europe debates pill risks
Europe-wide restrictions could be introduced on the latest contraceptives because of concerns about side-effects, it was announced yesterday. More
25/01/2013 - Pregnancy vitamin cleared of cancer link
Adding the vitamin folic acid to flour to protect pregnant women does not make any difference to cancer risk, British researchers said today. More
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
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