'Pill' Won't Shorten Your Life: Study
And it may even be beneficial, researchers find
full story » Panel Finds Many Women Can Avoid Repeat C-Sections
Vaginal delivery after Cesarean often safe, but roadblocks remain, experts say
full story » Gene Mutations Identified for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Syndrome
Researcher's personal genome used to study neurological disorder
full story » 1 in 5 At-Risk U.S. Babies Doesn't Get Hepatitis B Vaccine
Researchers urge hospitals to vaccinate all children
full story » Breast-Feeding Helps Mom Stay Slimmer Later in Life
Whether benefit actually stems from overall healthier lifestyle remains unclear
full story » Treating Gum Disease May Thwart Preterm Births
Fewer women who had successful periodontal treatment gave birth early, study finds
full story » A Cheek Swab to Choose Your Diet Plan?
DNA test may be able to tell which diet would work best for you, study suggests
full story » Twice as Many Women May Soon Be Diagnosed With Gestational Diabetes
Stricter guidelines take birth complications into account, researcher says
full story » Two Babies Born a Year Apart After Ovary Transplant
First reported case where procedure led to natural second pregnancy
full story » Black Women at Higher Risk of Birth-Related Heart Problem
But specific genetic risks for peripartum cardiomyopathy still need to be identified
full story » Trouble Recognizing Faces Could Be Genetic
Twin study sheds light on brain mechanism related to processing images
full story » Antidepressants in Pregnancy May Delay Developmental Milestones
Children exposed in womb slower to sit without support, walk, study finds
full story » Acupuncture May Ease Depression During Pregnancy
In study, response rate almost 20 percent higher with depression-specific acupuncture
full story » Excessive Weight Gain During Pregnancy Raises Gestational Diabetes Risk
Women who pack on more pounds than recommended are most susceptible, researchers say
full story » Drug Improved Survival in Mice With Cystic Fibrosis
Protein pathway discovery could lead to new treatments, study suggests
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