Women’s Health & Gynaecology
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Labour induction works – Danes
Widespread use of labour induction has led to better outcomes for mothers and babies in Denmark, researchers say today. Read more
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Three times a week enough for women’s hearts
Middle-aged women need to be active "a few times" a week to keep their risk of diseases of the heart and circulation down, researchers reported last night. Read more
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New HRT risk revealed
Women who take hormone therapy for "just a few years" face a significantly increased risk of developing cancer of the ovaries, researchers warn today. Read more
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Pre-term birth link to heart disease
Women who give birth to premature babies face an increased risk of heart disease, researchers warn today. Read more
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Pregnant women warned on flying
Pregnant women should not fly after 37 weeks, according to guidance issued today. Read more
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New breast cancer genes unveiled
British scientists today unveiled two new genetic variants linked to a common form of breast cancer. Read more
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Pregnancy health could keep children slim
Women who improve their health before becoming pregnant could also contribute to preventing their children becoming obese, it is revealed today. Read more
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Thousands could benefit from ‘three parent’ test-tube technique
More than 2,000 women in the UK could benefit from new techniques for mitochondrial transplants, according to a new analysis published today. Read more
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Epilepsy clue for breast care
An epilepsy drug might have a role in treating breast cancer, researchers reported yesterday. Read more
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Sugary drinks link to early maturity for girls
Girls who drink a lot of sugary drinks are likely to start their periods early, researchers say today. Read more