Vitamin A and breast cancer
28 Jun 2011
Researchers have discovered that retinoic acid, a derivative of vitamin A (commonly found in carrots) can stop the growth of breast cancer in its early stages
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Predictive model for pre-eclampsia
28 Jun 2011
A prospective multicentre cohort study has attempted to develop a predictive model for pre-eclampsia in nulliparous women
Ovarian cancer risk and ovarian function
28 Jun 2011
Many women with a family history of ovarian cancer choose to have their ovaries removed as a precautionary measure
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy
28 Jun 2011
Researchers from Dublin have investigated alcohol consumption during the periconceptional period in a cohort of 61,241 women
Cereals and cognitive decline
08 Jun 2011 | by Professor Margaret Rees, reader emeritus in reproductive medicine, University of Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
This study looked at the association between frequency of consumption of ready-to-eat breakfast cereal and cognitive function in 3,831 men and women aged over 65 years, who took part in the Cache County Study on Memory Health and Aging in Utah, US
Follow-up cervical cytology
08 Jun 2011 | by Professor Margaret Rees, reader emeritus in reproductive medicine, University of Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
The Trial Of Management of Borderline and Other Low grade Abnormal smears (TOMBOLA) was a pragmatic RCT set within the cervical screening programmes in Scotland and England, which compared the effectiveness and efficiency of cytological surveillance in primary care and immediate colposcopy for women...
Early vasomotor symptoms and cardiovascular events
08 Jun 2011
There is evidence that menopausal women with vasomotor symptoms are at increased CVD risk as measured by surrogate markers
Maternal obesity and risk of infant death
08 Jun 2011
It is known that obesity in early pregnancy has serious health implications
Facial differences between men and women are less evident
08 Jun 2011
After examining more than 200 skull samples from Spain and Portugal, spanning four centuries, US researchers report that differences in facial features between males and females have become less evident since the 16th century
Early menarche linked to lung problems
03 May 2011
Results from a new study have revealed that women who have their first menstrual period at age 10 years or below have lower lung function and more chance of asthma in adulthood than those whose menarche was at age 13 years
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