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New genetic test could predict early menopause
By Marina Nelson on 18/10/2010 in Boosting your fertility
Women in their 20s may soon have a genetic test to predict when they'll go through the menopause
the University of Exeter and the Institute of Cancer Research looked at four collective genes associated with women going through the menopause.The study looked at 2,000 women who had been through early menopause, along with a matched number that had entered
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Sun advice
By Joeandhopesmummy+1 on 16/05/2008 in forum
Hello all mummies....Well i've just finished lathering my son in factor 50 from head to toe and it made me think...everytime i put on his suncream,i never put any on myself and i'm sure alot of other people don't either. 'Skin cancer is the second
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Breastfeeding linked to lower diabetes risk
By ThinkBaby on 24/11/2005 in Breast and bottle feeding
US study shows that risk reduction for diabetes holds for breastfeeding mums, not just baby
It's been known for some time that, along with significant health benefits for baby, breastfeeding is good for mums too, specifically in reducing your chances of developing pre-menopausal breast cancer and ovarian cancer, as well as in protecting
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Woman loses right to implant embryo
By Laura Lee Davies on 07/03/2006 in IVF & fertility treatments
A woman has lost her fight for the right to implant embryos without the permission of her ex-partner, at the European Court of Human Rights
she had ovarian cancer in 2000. In 2001, she and her fiance Howard Johnston, underwent the process of IVF and six embryos were stored, before her ovaries were removed as part of the treatment for cancer. At that point, she had to wait two years before
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Freeze your ovaries while young, women told
By Kimberley Smith on 28/10/2010 in Before you try to conceive
Teenagers should consider freezing parts of their ovaries to improve their chances of conceiving in their 30s and 40s, according to US doctor
is when a woman is younger.”Men have also been advised to consider their long term fertility if undergoing cancer treatment. Cancer Research UK has warned that few men whose fertility may be affected are offered the chance to bank their sperm. The charity
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Staying safe in the sun
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/05/2006 in Baby health and safety
Babies shouldn't avoid strong sunight altogether and children's skin needs protecting. Here are the key facts and tips.
to the sun's rays - in bright daylight in ANY kind of weather - is dangerous.I had a friend who was not what you'd call the 'outdoors type'. He was a regular, 26-year-old Australian living in the UK, when he was suddenly diagnosed with skin cancer. He died
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What is Eroded Cervix ?
By ThinkBaby on 09/11/2007 in Difficulties getting pregnant
It sounds awful, but eroded cervix is actually quite common among pregnant women and in most cases has no bearing on your pregnancy at all
of cells in the wrong place in itself sets alarm bells ringing, but don't worry, cervical erosion is not cancerous. What are the symptoms of cervical erosion?Often there are no symptoms for cervical erosion, but where there are symptoms these are bleeding
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Sally Gunnell talks to ThinkBaby
By Laura Lee Davies on 12/03/2007 in Life with baby
Athlete Sally Gunnell talks about Mother's Day, and why she's backing Hallmark's Cards for a Cure campaign.
Last week we covered the news of Hallmark’s Cards for a Cure campaign, raising money for breast cancer charities during the Mother’s Day cards season.Hallmark have also done research and found that over a third of people in UK confess to having
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New mum Christina Applegate reveals early pregnancy troubles
By Kimberley Smith on 18/02/2011 in Celebrity
Actress admits bronchitis and pregnancy discomforts during first trimester of pregnancy with baby Sadie Grace
overcame breast cancer in 2009, gave birth to a healthy baby girl, Sadie Grace, last month.She told People magazine in the US, “You don't want to be nauseated and coughing up a lung. It was horrifying. I slept in a dark room for two months, crying, going
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relay for life!!
By nattyb, molly and chloe on 31/08/2008 in forum
HiMy name is Natalie Brown and this weekend i am taking part in a Relay For Life raising money for Cancer Research UK. This involves an 8 strong team (including a girl on crutches, a women with all stones, a 2 year old and me, 22 weeks pg!!) amongst
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