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Womens health
Nickel allergy protein identified
16 August 2010 03:22Scientists in Germany say they have discovered the molecular mechanism involved in the body's allergic response to nickel.
Period pain 'can affect brain'
12 August 2010 11:33New research has found that women who suffer menstrual cramps can have abnormal changes in areas of the brain consisting of grey matter (GM) - the tissue involved in the transmission and control of pain, as well as emotional responses.
Stress makes pregnancy less likely
12 August 2010 08:45Calm women are more likely to fall pregnant than those who are stressed, research has suggested.
Concerns over UK breast cancer rate
09 August 2010 03:50New figures have found that Western lifestyles, including high incidence of obesity, excessive drinking and a lack of exercise, are putting British woman at a higher risk of contracting breast cancer.
Study shows listeria pregnancy risk
06 August 2010 11:43Food-borne bacteria that causes the rare but deadly disease listeriosis are more likely to affect pregnant women of ethnic minorities, as well as people from impoverished backgrounds, a study has revealed.
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