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13/01/2012 - Developmental problems linked with birth complications
More than one third of babies who are born with a variety of complications go on to suffer long-term developmental consequences, experts warned today. More

12/01/2012 - Test-tube limits call
Women undergoing IVF treatment for pregnancy should never receive more than two embryos, according to the findings of a major analysis published today. More

11/01/2012 - Tetchy breast-feeding babies "normal"
Breast-fed babies cry more - and may be more irritable than bottle-fed babies, researchers revealed last night. More

05/01/2012 - Tamoxifen's good side effect
Women who receive treatment for breast cancer may also enjoy some protection against the skin cancer melanoma, according to new findings. More

04/01/2012 - New cancer detection aid for women
A successful on-line aid for doctors has now been extended to help them recognise ovarian cancer, it was announced today. More

28/12/2011 - UK opposes breast implant removal
British regulators have refused to support the removal of breast implants, classified as dangerous in France. More

22/12/2011 - New pregnancy weight guide
Obstetricians today release new guidance for overweight women who become pregnant - setting out how they can improve their health before their baby is born. More

22/12/2011 - Midwives fight vaccine rumours
Midwives have moved to stem rumours which are deterring pregnant women from agreeing to flu vaccination. More

20/12/2011 - Ovarian cancer discovery reveals treatment problems
British researchers have made a key discovery about why ovarian cancer can be hard to treat with drugs. More

19/12/2011 - Delayed pregnancies hit maternity services
Britain is now producing little more than one baby for every woman who reaches her 30th birthday, according to new figures. More

12/12/2011 - TB pregnancy link warning
Clinicians caring for pregnant women should watch for signs of TB infection, British experts have warned. More

09/12/2011 - Breast screening benefits overstated - claim
Researchers today called for a rethink of how breast screening is done - claiming it can do more harm than good in its present form. More

09/12/2011 - Abortion link to mental illness dismissed
Experts today rejected claims that women who choose to have an abortion expose themselves to mental health problems. More

08/12/2011 - Nuns urged to take Pill
Nuns should be given the contraceptive pill for the sake of their general health, experts say today. More

06/12/2011 - Fitness key to heart health
Physical inactivity rather than excess weight may be the biggest threat to the heart, according to the findings of a major study reported last night. More

06/12/2011 - Parents urged to tackle baby obesity
Parents are being asked whether they would welcome more help to prevent their babies becoming too fat - after a study identified key areas of confusion. More

01/12/2011 - Study examines abortion across the EU
A new study has found that abortion rates are no higher in EU countries that allow abortion on request than in those with greater restrictions. More

28/11/2011 - Cat warning for pregnant
Pregnant women should avoid cat litter and raw meat to prevent complications, experts have warned. More

25/11/2011 - Mother almost died from flu, urges vaccination
A woman who almost died from flu last winter is urging people to get vaccinated against the illness. More

25/11/2011 - Birth choice urged as study shows "safe" pregnancies
Women with straightforward pregnancies should be allowed to choose where they give birth - but this may not apply to first pregnancies, according to a landmark British study published today. More

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