Women could conceive after ovarian tumours
Women receiving fertility-sparing surgery for treatment of borderline ovarian tumours were able to have children, a study from Karolinska Institutet...
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Exercise before menopause is important to optimise health in later years
The small blood vessels in muscles of women after menopause are less able to grow compared to young women, according to...
Read More13 January 2021, Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2021; London
From the website: The first of the 2021 series of 6 UK and Ireland live and online gatherings of midwifery...
Read MoreSuspension of fertility treatments during COVID-19 has mental health impacts
The suspension of fertility treatments due to the COVID-19 pandemic has had a variety of psychological impacts on women whose...
Read MoreNew study reveals why flu can be devastating for pregnant women
New research helps explain why flu can lead to life-threatening complications during pregnancy, suggesting the virus does not stay in...
Read MoreHow working through the pandemic left midwifery student ‘ready for anything’
Second-year midwifery student Marie Layne reflects on her placement, which took place during the pandemic. Marie took a long time...
Read MorePregnant women with covid-19 are less likely to have symptoms, may more likely need intensive care, and give birth early
Being older, overweight, and having other medical conditions increase their risk of having more serious disease Pregnant women seen in...
Read MoreBMJ Best Practice made free to access for NHS staff
A clinical decision-making support tool from the BMJ is now free to use for all NHS staff. All staff in...
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