You are here : health.am > Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology > Gynecology news Gynecology news Woman gets $11.5 million for loss of baby • Gynecology news • Oct 28 10 An Illinois woman who lost her unborn baby and her small intestine due to hospital negligence has been awarded $11.5 million, her lawyer said. A DuPage County jury brought… In vitro fertilization: More not always better • Gynecology news • Oct 28 10 More tries aren’t necessarily better when it comes to in vitro fertilization. New research found that about 1 in 3 women had a baby the first time they tried a… Genetics work could lead to advances in fertility for women • Gynecology news • Oct 24 10 Princeton scientists have identified genes responsible for controlling reproductive life span in worms and found they may control genes regulating similar functions in humans. The work suggests… No strong evidence dad’s age affects IVF success • Gynecology news • Oct 21 10 While age is key in a woman’s odds of conceiving, whether naturally or via assisted reproduction, there is no consistent evidence that a man’s age affects the chances of… Genetic test to predict early menopause • Gynecology news • Oct 18 10 The first research from the Breakthrough Generations Study could lead to a test to predict a woman’s reproductive lifespan. The findings, published today in Human Molecular Genetics, could have considerable impact… Older Women with Normal T-Scores May Not Need Bone Mineral Density Screening for 10 Years • Gynecology news • Oct 18 10 Since 2002, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has recommended that women ages 65 and older be routinely screened for osteoporosis and… First babies born in IVF full gene screening study • Gynecology news • Oct 15 10 Two women have given birth to healthy babies from eggs screened for genetic defects before being implanted in the womb, in a study of a new technique that… Reproductive health: Checkerboard of infertility treatment in Europe • Gynecology news • Oct 07 10 European patients are in many countries, in fact, limited in their individual choice of medically assisted reproduction (MAR) treatment, experts from the European Society of Human Reproduction and… Shortfalls in carotenoid intake may impact women’s health • Gynecology news • Oct 05 10 Only about a third of American women are meeting their fruit and vegetable intake recommendations, which means they are likely missing out on potentially important breast and ovarian… When moms get flu shots, babies reap benefits • Gynecology news • Oct 05 10 Newborn babies whose mothers get a flu shot while pregnant are less likely to get the flu or to be admitted to the hospital with a respiratory illness… New method could make IVF more effective • Gynecology news • Oct 05 10 Researchers using a microscope and time-lapse photography believe they have developed a method for predicting which test-tube embryos are the most likely to develop properly, and are licensing development… How many women induce their own abortions? • Gynecology news • Oct 01 10 While recent media reports have raised concerns over women inducing their own abortions, particularly with a cheap ulcer drug called misoprostol, a new study suggests that the practice may… What happens to leftover frozen embryos? • Gynecology news • Oct 01 10 Couples who have frozen embryos left over after undergoing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are more likely to donate them to other infertile couples if the embryos were conceived with a donated… Fertility treatment may alter gender balance: study • Gynecology news • Sep 29 10 Certain types of assisted fertilization appear to result in more male than female babies being born, a large study in Australia and New Zealand has found. The researchers have no… IVF won’t up birth defect risk: Chinese study • Gynecology news • Sep 29 10 Birth defect rates among children conceived with the help of IVF and other techniques are no higher than for the general population, according to the first large study to… Exercise has lasting benefits for older women • Gynecology news • Sep 27 10 Older women with thinning bones who exercise regularly have sustained improvements in their balance and walking speed that may protect them from fractures and even extend their lives, new research… High Rate of C-Sections After Pelvic Fractures • Gynecology news • Sep 23 10 In research led by a Saint Louis University surgeon, investigators found that women who give birth after suffering pelvic fractures receive C-sections at more than double normal rates despite the… IVF does not negatively affect academic achievement • Gynecology news • Sep 23 10 Children conceived by in vitro fertilization (IVF) perform at least as well as their peers on academic tests at all ages from grade 3 to 12, according to a new… Genetic factor in osteoporosis discovered • Gynecology news • Sep 22 10 Spanish researchers have confirmed there is a genetic risk factor for osteoporosis and bone fractures. Although more studies are still needed, these findings will make it possible to take preventive measures. Scientists… Women with diabetes having more C-sections and fetal complications: study • Gynecology news • Sep 20 10 Nearly half of women with diabetes prior to pregnancy have a potentially-avoidable C-section and their babies are twice as likely to die as those born to… Treatments for genital pain no better than placebo • Gynecology news • Sep 11 10 Two standard therapies for a type of genital pain in women may be no more effective than a placebo, a new clinical trial suggests. The study, reported in the… Romantic partner may play role in reducing vulvovaginal pain • Gynecology news • Sep 09 10 An investigation published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine has found that male partners who express greater support, attention and sympathy to women’s chronic vulvovaginal pain may trigger… Bariatric Operations Reduce Odds of Gestational Diabetes, Cesarean Section • Gynecology news • Sep 07 10 Obese women who have bariatric surgical procedures before pregnancy were three times less likely to develop gestational diabetes (GDM) than women who have bariatric operations after delivery, according… For some women, preventive mastectomies pay off • Gynecology news • Sep 06 10 A long-term study of women with a genetic predisposition for breast or ovarian cancer showed that those who elected major preventive surgeries had a significantly reduced risk of those cancers.… First-time mothers drive up c-section rate: study • Gynecology news • Sep 02 10 Women should only have a cesarean delivery if there is a medical reason for it, and doctors should not switch a vaginal birth to a cesarean section sooner than recommended,… Page 19 of 46 pages « First < 17 18 19 20 21 > Last » << Back to main