Fertility-sparing surgery is as good as radical surgery for early ovarian cancer
Young women with early stage ovarian cancer can undergo fertility-preserving surgery without affecting the safety of their cancer treatment, researchers...
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Tommy’s launches TELL ME WHY campaign
A survey of 1,081 women who have lost a child during pregnancy or premature birth has found that 71 per...
Read MoreHow nurses and midwives can help women who are trying to conceive have better dental health
Dr Amanda Tavoularis, of dentably.com, explains why a healthy mouth is vital to a successful pregnancy When couples decide to...
Read MoreInnovative treatment for ovarian cancer approved for Cancer Drugs Fund
Olaparib, a medicine that has previously been used at a later stage in the treatment of advanced ovarian cancer, has...
Read MoreTommy’s, RCOG and RCM alliance for The Tommy’s National Centre for Maternity Improvement
Tommy’s, The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) have formed an alliance...
Read MoreCoconut oil an immune boost for preterm newborns
Coconut oil has been transforming the health and skin condition of preterm babies in Western Australia recently, and new research...
Read MoreCentral Medical Supplies Launches nëo™ Brain Monitor
Promotional feature Central Medical Supplies Ltd (CMS), a specialist supplier of developmental care products, has launched nëo™, a new solution...
Read MoreNew research could explain why babies born during winter are at higher risk of developing mental health disorders
Levels of the stress hormone cortisol are higher in women who give birth in the autumn and winter than those...
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