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27/02/2012 - Slimming pills warning
Many innocent-sounding slimming products sold on-line contain dangerous medicines, UK regulators have warned. More

24/02/2012 - Hard-to-diagnose patients include young and women
Women, young people and those from ethnic minorities are the most difficult to diagnose with cancer, according to British experts. More

24/02/2012 - Mothers face heart risk linked to pregnancy complication
Women who have pre-eclampsia in the first 37 weeks of pregnancy are at greater risk of developing heart problems compared to those who develop the condition in the final weeks of pregnancy, British researchers reported yesterday. More

22/02/2012 - Female heart attack signs warning
Heart attack symptoms in women can easily be overlooked - because they frequently do not suffer chest pain, researchers warned last night. More

22/02/2012 - Risk of ovarian cancer for women with endometriosis
Endometriosis, suffered by many women, may be linked to a raised risk of ovarian cancer, researchers warn today. More

21/02/2012 - Euro-backing for Berlin breast biomarker project
A major new European project to develop personalised breast cancer therapy is to be led from Berlin, Germany, it has been announced. More

17/02/2012 - Pregnant smokers problem for north
There are massive differences around England in the risk of women smoking to the end of pregnancy, according to figures published yesterday. More

15/02/2012 - Web call for cancer patients
Doctors and nurses caring for cancer patients need to recognise that they will seek advice from the internet, researchers said today. More

10/02/2012 - Planned caesarean carries lowest severe bleeding risk
Severe bleeding after giving birth is much less likely with a planned caesarean, Danish researchers have found. More

08/02/2012 - Antiseptic on umbilical cord fights infection
Cleaning a newborn's umbilical cord at birth can help to limit infections, experts say today. More

08/02/2012 - Age - a risk factor for breast cancer death
Older women with breast cancer face a greater risk of succumbing to the disease than younger women, according to a Dutch study published today. More

07/02/2012 - Solid food weaning 'best'
Parents may do better for their infants by weaning them with solid food rather than with pureed food, British researchers report today. More

06/02/2012 - Consuming fish during pregnancy 'improves' baby brain power
Eating fish during pregnancy could bolster the infant’s intelligence, according to early findings from a major European study. More

01/02/2012 - Exercise benefits for cancer patients
Cancer patients can benefit from taking exercise after their treatment is complete, researchers say today. More

31/01/2012 - Pregnancy health threat to baby heart
Women who are careless with their health in pregnancy create an increased risk of their baby having heart problems, researchers warn today. More

27/01/2012 - Midwives get virtual island
A pioneering midwifery training project - based on an "island in the sun" - has won a major national award. More

25/01/2012 - Gene mutations boost ovarian cancer survival
Women with ovarian cancer who have certain mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes have significantly improved survival chances, new findings suggest. More

24/01/2012 - Female ageing genes found
Researchers have identified a host of genes linked to female ageing, it has been announced. More

23/01/2012 - TOWIE star urges cancer checks
A TV star is in the forefront of a campaign this week urging young women to take part in cervical cancer screening. More

20/01/2012 - UK moves to three parent treatment
British researchers are hoping to develop a potentially controversial "three parent" treatment to eliminate a range of genetic diseases, it was announced yesterday. More

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