Women’s Health & Gynaecology
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When football boosts health
Playing football may be better for the blood pressure than watching the World Cup in Brazil, researchers said last night. Read more
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How breast-screening saves lives
Mammography screening can cut breast cancer deaths by about 28%, according to a new study. Read more
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Soy cancer protection hope setback
Soy-based foods offer no protection against cancer of the lining of the womb, researchers say today. Read more
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Birth pool infection sparks alarm
Pregnant women have been urged to avoid using high-tech home birthing pools after it emerged that a new-born baby contracted Legionnaire’s disease from one of the devices. Read more
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Plea for blood to save women
Access to safe blood transfusions could save the lives of thousands of women every year, campaigners say. Read more
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Red meat breast cancer link
Women who eat large amounts of red meat may face an increased risk of developing breast cancer, researchers warned today. Read more
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Risk from short pregnancy intervals
Short gaps between pregnancies may lead to babies not growing fully in the womb, researchers warn today. Read more
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How men and women feel pain
Men suffer more pain than women after major surgery – but discomfort levels are the other way round after minor procedures, researchers say. Read more
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Pregnancy stress influences handedness
Pregnant women who become stressed may make their babies left-handed, researchers have revealed. Read more
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Diet restrictions may aid breast cancer care
Some women with breast cancer may benefit from a highly restricted diet, according to a new study. Read more