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26 August 2020

Chances of pregnancy no higher with frozen over fresh embryo transfer

Fresh embryo transfer should be the gold standard in assisted reproduction for women with no immediate risk of ovarian hyperstimulation...

7 August 2020

Small risk of muscle and bone malformations in newborns for mothers who have taken common thrush treatment

Pregnant women who take the thrush treatment fluconazole orally appear to have a higher risk of giving birth to a...

28 February 2020

Improved access to Midwifery Units is urgently needed, says new study

A high number of pregnant women in England cannot access the maternity care most appropriate for them, according to a...

21 February 2020

Some antibiotics prescribed during pregnancy linked with birth defects

Children of mothers prescribed macrolide antibiotics during early pregnancy are at an increased risk of major birth defects, particularly heart...

31 January 2020

Infants of mums who smoke while pregnant at heightened risk of of fracture during first year of life

Infants of mothers who smoke during early pregnancy appear to have a small increased risk of fractures during the first...

22 January 2020

Sperm donation to strangers after death should be allowed in the UK, say ethicists

Ethicists say it is technically feasible and ‘morally permissible’ to plug gap in supply and growing demand Men in the...

6 December 2019

Trial suggests inducing labour over ‘wait and see’ approach for late term pregnancies

Induction at 41 weeks looks like the safer option for women and their babies Inducing labour at 41 weeks in...

19 September 2018

Fish oil supplement in pregnancy is linked to increase in lean and bone mass by age 6 years

Fish oil supplement in the later stages of pregnancy is associated with a higher body mass index (BMI) in children...

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Chances of pregnancy no higher with frozen over fresh embryo transfer

Small risk of muscle and bone malformations in newborns for mothers who have taken common thrush treatment

Improved access to Midwifery Units is urgently needed, says new study

Some antibiotics prescribed during pregnancy linked with birth defects

Infants of mums who smoke while pregnant at heightened risk of of fracture during first year of life

Sperm donation to strangers after death should be allowed in the UK, say ethicists

Trial suggests inducing labour over ‘wait and see’ approach for late term pregnancies

Fish oil supplement in pregnancy is linked to increase in lean and bone mass by age 6 years

Sedatives in pregnancy not linked to psychiatric disorders in children

Coventry mum retraining as midwife after life‑changing maternity experiences

Understanding perinatal hormonal shifts: What every midwife should know

Consultant in Focus Q&A with Dr Karolina Skorupskaite Carlyle

CMS marks Kangaroo Care Awareness Day

Aston University gynaecologist to investigate the use of weight-loss drugs in treating polycystic ovary syndrome

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Chances of pregnancy no higher with frozen over fresh embryo transfer

Small risk of muscle and bone malformations in newborns for mothers who have taken common thrush treatment

Improved access to Midwifery Units is urgently needed, says new study

Some antibiotics prescribed during pregnancy linked with birth defects

Infants of mums who smoke while pregnant at heightened risk of of fracture during first year of life

Sperm donation to strangers after death should be allowed in the UK, say ethicists

Trial suggests inducing labour over ‘wait and see’ approach for late term pregnancies

Fish oil supplement in pregnancy is linked to increase in lean and bone mass by age 6 years

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Sedatives in pregnancy not linked to psychiatric disorders in children

Coventry mum retraining as midwife after life‑changing maternity experiences

Understanding perinatal hormonal shifts: What every midwife should know

Consultant in Focus Q&A with Dr Karolina Skorupskaite Carlyle

CMS marks Kangaroo Care Awareness Day

Aston University gynaecologist to investigate the use of weight-loss drugs in treating polycystic ovary syndrome

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