Women’s Health & Gynaecology
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Race breast cancer problem
Young black women in the UK who contract breast cancer fare much less well than white women, researchers revealed today. Read more
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Housework problem for fitness
Housework may be hard work – but it may not be an effective way of keeping fit, researchers warned today. Read more
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Breast cancer gene hormone link
Women with two common breast cancer genes may suffer from unusual levels of hormones, researchers reveal today. Read more
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Emotions affect drinking in pregnancy
A new study has discovered the rate of drinking among pregnant women is linked to feelings of anxiety and depression. Read more
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Exercise boost for male fertility
Men who want to have children may benefit by keeping fit, researchers revealed last night. Read more
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Air pollution link to underweight babies
Air pollution may be responsible for many cases of babies being born underweight, researchers say today. Read more
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Contraceptive risks outlined
The latest generation of contraceptive pills are safe for most women – but those at risk need to be told, European regulators are set to say. Read more
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Simple technique to boost pregnancy chances
A simple technique can dramatically improve the success of "test-tube" treatment for women seeking to become pregnant, British researchers have reported. Read more
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Exercise reduces breast cancer risk
Taking part in moderate, regular physical activity reduces the risk of breast cancer in post-menopausal women, a new study shows today (4 October 2013). Read more
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Child deaths down but injuries still a problem
Most child deaths in Britain are linked to chronic conditions – although some of these are the result of preventable accidents, according to a new study. Read more