The health of children’s bones could be determined before they are born
Researchers from the MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit and the Institute of Developmental Sciences at the University of Southampton, as part...
Read MoreObese women less likely to suffer from dangerous preeclampsia complications
Despite having higher rates of preeclampsia, a dangerous high-blood pressure disorder of late pregnancy, obese women may be less than...
Read MoreWomen should continue cervical cancer screening as they approach age 65
Adjusted rates for cervical cancer do not decline until age 85, signalling a need for ongoing surveillance, according to a...
Read MoreMother’s diet can cause a fatty liver in offspring
A diet high in fructose-containing sugars eaten during pregnancy or while breastfeeding can cause offspring to have a fatty liver,...
Read MoreFunding initiative aims to provide all UK neonatal units with personalised video
Personalised video specialists, vCreate, announce a new funding initiative in April, aimed at ensuring that all 200 UK neonatal networks are...
Read MoreUsing personalised video technology to help parents stay connected
The Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, which opened its doors in 2015, has the largest neo-natal intensive care unit...
Read MoreBritish women drink most while pregnant, Norwegian women the least
This is the first study that compares alcohol consumption during pregnancy across 11 European countries. The study uses the same...
Read MoreOrganoids could provide new insights into the early stages of pregnancy
Scientists at the University of Cambridge have succeeded in growing miniature functional models of the lining of the womb (uterus)...
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