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22/03/2011 - Complete five-year drug course, women urged
Women with breast cancer improve their prospects by staying the course of treatment with the drug tamoxifen, researchers say today. More

16/03/2011 - Women urged to take pregnancy vitamin
A major national campaign is launched today in the UK to encourage young women to take folic acid supplements in case they become pregnant. More

16/03/2011 - Home smear tests could save lives
More women could be screened for cervical cancer risk if home tests were available, researchers reported today. More

15/03/2011 - Mountain man seeks pregnancy clues
Women who live in America's mountain state are helping British researchers investigate new ways of dealing with oxygen deprivation during birth. More

11/03/2011 - Coffee cuts stroke risk in women, claim
Women who drink more than one cup of coffee a day have a lower risk of stroke than those who drink less, researchers have reported. More

10/03/2011 - Diamond boost for breast treatment
Minuscule diamonds could dramatically improve the success of a common breast cancer drug, researchers reported last night. More

09/03/2011 - Support needed for obese mothers
Pregnancy often makes women feel "free" from the stigma of being overweight, researchers say today. More

08/03/2011 - 100 years on - much to do for women
A hundred years of campaigning to improve women's health has left many challenges, experts said today. More

08/03/2011 - How acupuncture soothes women
Women suffering from hot flushes may benefit from traditional Chinese acupuncture, medical researchers reported today. More

07/03/2011 - Midwives should manage more births - thinktank
The British National Health Service should massively step up the use of midwives to manage births - as part of a drive to improve maternity care, experts said yesterday. More

03/03/2011 - Baby joy not enough for sorrowful
Having a healthy baby may not to solve the emotional problems and worry faced by a woman who has lost a child during pregnancy, researchers warn today. More

02/03/2011 - Breast screening plans challenged
Doubts have been raised over efforts to bring in population-based mammography screening to poorer countries. More

01/03/2011 - Male future bleak - psychiatrist
Men in the western world may face a bleak and depressing future because of changing culture, a psychiatrist claims today. More

01/03/2011 - Alzheimer's female descent clue
People who inherit Alzheimer's disease may be more likely to get it from their mothers than their fathers, researchers say today. More

28/02/2011 - Female health boosted by degrees
A woman's health may benefit from completing education to degree level, researchers said last night. More

28/02/2011 - Baby movement guidelines seek to cut anxiety
A pregnant woman who thinks her baby's movements have slowed should lie on her side for two hours, according to new medical guidelines. More

25/02/2011 - Midwives may need alternative training
Midwives and obstetricians may need formal training in complementary therapies because they are becoming so popular among pregnant women, researchers have warned. More

25/02/2011 - Treatment overcomes infertility turmoil
Women who are struggling to become pregnant need not worry if they are stressed about getting specialist treatment, researchers said today. More

22/02/2011 - New breast cancer gene found
Scientists have made a fresh breakthrough in the search for the genetics of breast cancer - in a finding that could help improve treatment. More

15/02/2011 - Pedals may boost office fitness
Offices could install portable pedal machines to help workers counteract the risks linked to spending hours sitting at a desk, experts said today. More

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