Saturday, November 28, 2009

pregnancy

Sex of Twins May Affect Outcomes

Early birth, breathing problems more likely when pair includes a boy, study finds more >>

For Obese, Weight Gained in Pregnancy May Not Leave

Overweight women have tougher time shedding those excess pounds, study finds more >>

Alternative Treatments May Boost IVF Success

Mind-body therapies increase odds of pregnancy, studies find more >>

Why Women Should Push for Healthcare Reform

We pay more for insurance, lack maternity coverage, and are excluded from plans for having C-sections. more >>

New IVF Guidelines Aim to Reduce Multiple Births

Key provision limits embryo transfers more >>

Health Tip: The Importance of Folic Acid

It can help prevent birth defects more >>

Obesity May Affect Fertility in Young Women

Ability to have children is important to many who undergo weight-reduction surgery, study finds more >>

Transplant May Treat Metabolic Disorders in Womb

Cord-blood stem cells given early in pregnancy might save infants most at risk, researchers say more >>

Many Hospitalized With Swine Flu Had Been Healthy

But the majority of cases still involve people with chronic problems, CDC says more >>

Mother's Cancer Can Pass to Fetus

Genetic analysis is first proof this rare phenomenon occurs, scientists say more >>

Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line

Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check more >>

Health Tip: Help Prevent Listeriosis During Pregnancy

Pregnant women are at higher risk more >>

Miscarriage Treatment Won't Harm Future Fertility: Study

Most women give birth within five years, researchers find more >>

Health Tip: Understanding Gestational Diabetes

What it means for you and baby more >>

Health Tip: Before You Become Pregnant

Make sure you take certain precautions more >>

Birth Control Pills Might Alter Mate Selection: Study

Review suggests it could hinder reproduction in the future more >>

Cow's Milk Protein Could Help Save Preemies' Lives

Lactoferrin cut blood infections by about two-thirds, study found more >>

Most Childhood Cancer Survivors Have Healthy Babies

But pregnancies should be closely monitored, researchers say more >>

Plastics Chemical Tied to Aggression in Young Girls

BPA has been linked to other dangers, but behavioral effects remain unclear more >>

Antidepressants May Be Linked to Birth Problems

Moms-to-be taking SSRIs had double the risk of early delivery, study finds more >>

Do Preemies Benefit From High-Tech Measures?

Despite medical advances since the 1990s, success rate the same for babies born extremely early more >>

1 Million 'Preemie' Babies Die Each Year: Report

13 million babies are born preterm, almost 10 percent of total births worldwide more >>

Pre-Pregnancy Weight Linked to Babies' Heart Problems

Overweight women more likely to have infants with certain birth defects, research shows more >>

28 Pregnant Women Have Died From Swine Flu: CDC

Official calls the number 'upsetting'; flu shots and antiviral drugs urged for moms-to-be more >>

Pre-Birth Exposure to 1918 Flu Raised Heart Risks, Study Finds

Whether same will hold true for current H1N1 strain remains a mystery more >>

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