Northern Irish women have only half the recommended iodine levels at critical stage of pregnancy
Pregnant Northern Irish women do not get enough iodine through their diet and do not know enough about how to...
Read MoreInfants born to obese women and fed with breast milk gain less weight than those fed with powdered milk within their first 6 months of life
An international study coordinated by professor Cristina Campoy from the department of Paediatrics at the University of Granada (UGR) has...
Read MoreNew hope given to women struggling to conceive
Southampton researchers have found new insight into why some women have difficulty falling pregnant. Endometriosis is a chronic condition affecting...
Read MoreMajority of stillbirth cases remain unexplained, suggesting post mortem investigation needs to be refined, GOSH research finds
Analysis by a Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) led team looking at the effectiveness of different elements of the post...
Read MoreDepression during pregnancy is associated with abnormal brain structure in children
Depressive symptoms in women during and after pregnancy are associated with reduced thickness of the cortex-the outer layer of the...
Read MoreChildren of severely obese mothers at higher risk of ADHD
Babies born to severely overweight mothers have a greater chance of developing conditions such as ADHD, research has found. Public...
Read MoreWomen experience marked decline in sexual function in months immediately before and after onset of menopause
Women experience a notable decline in sexual function approximately 20 months before and one year after their last menstrual period,...
Read MoreDepressed, suicidal, crippled financially: the real impact of fertility struggles in the UK
A major new national survey from leading patient charity Fertility Network UK, released at the start of National Fertility Awareness...
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