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Dinosaurs put eggs in wrong evolutionary basket: scientists
Apr 17, 2012 22:02 EDT
The fact that land-bound dinosaurs laid eggs is what sealed their fate of mass extinction millions of years ago while live birthing mammals went on to thrive, scientists said Wednesday.
Hong Kong's next leader to ban mainland babies
Apr 17, 2012 03:48 EDT
Hong Kong's next leader said Tuesday he plans to ban pregnant mainlanders from giving birth in the city and deny their children residency rights, in a bid to ease pressure on local hospitals.
HK's next leader to 'ban mainland babies'
Apr 17, 2012 01:53 EDT
Hong Kong's next leader said Tuesday he plans to ban pregnant mainlanders from giving birth in the city and deny their children residency rights, in a bid to ease pressure on local hospitals.
Herbal remedy blamed for high cancer rate in Taiwan: study
Apr 09, 2012 16:42 EDT
A toxic ingredient in a popular herbal remedy is linked to more than half of all cases of urinary tract cancer in Taiwan where use of traditional medicine is widespread, said a US study Monday.
Vaginal birth after C-section carries more risks: study
Mar 13, 2012 17:08 EDT
Women who had a Cesarean section for their first child's birth face more health risks if they attempt a vaginal birth with their second, Australian researchers said Tuesday.
1,000 women a day die in childbirth, says MSF
Mar 08, 2012 14:30 EST
About 1,000 women die each day in childbirth or from preventable complications related to pregnancy, humanitarian group Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) said Thursday.
Some U.S. women live far from maternity care
Mar 01, 2012 17:37 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Some U.S. women, especially in the rural West, live more than an hour's drive from a hospital with maternity care, a new study finds.
Don't blame C-sections for fat kids: study
Jan 30, 2012 11:14 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids born by Cesarean section are no more likely to become obese than if they are born vaginally, a new study concludes.
Don't blame C-sections for fat children: study
Jan 29, 2012 15:48 EST
(Reuters) - Children born by Cesarean section are no more likely to become obese than if they are born vaginally, according to a Brazilian study.
Don’t blame C-sections for fat kids: study
Jan 29, 2012 15:48 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids born by Cesarean section are no more likely to become obese than if they are born vaginally, a new study concludes.
Hong Kong braces for influx of "Dragon Babies"
Jan 23, 2012 13:16 EST
HONG KONG (Reuters) - As hundreds of millions of Chinese counted down to the Year of the Dragon, the clock was also ticking for thousands of mainland women scrambling to deliver "lucky" babies in Hong Kong, putting pressure on medical facilities and stoking protests in the city.
Staple diet: Christmas turkey nightmare is resolved at last
Dec 21, 2011 18:53 EST
The table has been set, the wine has been poured and the Christmas turkey is brought out for everyone's approval.
Mode of delivery doesn't affect later maternal stress
Dec 07, 2011 17:14 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Whether a woman gives birth by elective C-section or vaginal delivery may not affect her anxiety or stress levels afterward, suggests a new study that questions the idea of using C-sections just for the sake of a mother's mental well-being.
Could acute postpartum blues signal bipolar disorder
Dec 06, 2011 10:32 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women treated for severe psychiatric conditions including major depression shortly after giving birth were more likely to be diagnosed as bipolar later in life compared to those whose first psychiatric episode happened at any other time, in a new study from Denmark.
Could acute postpartum blues signal bipolar disorder?
Dec 05, 2011 16:34 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women treated for severe psychiatric conditions including major depression shortly after giving birth were more likely to be diagnosed as bipolar later in life compared to those whose first psychiatric episode happened at any other time, in a new study from Denmark.
Forceps delivery tied to lower brain injury risk
Nov 30, 2011 15:14 EST
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - When babies need help coming into the world, forceps may carry less risk of newborn seizures compared with vacuum deliveries or Cesarean section, a new study suggests.
Rhode Island stops offering formula, encourages breastfeeding
Nov 29, 2011 16:30 EST
CAMBRIDGE, Mass (Reuters) - Birthing hospitals in Rhode Island have stopped giving away free samples of infant formula to new mothers in an effort to encourage breast-feeding, a spokeswoman for the state health department said on Tuesday.
Births by young US moms reach historic low
Nov 17, 2011 16:56 EST
Birth rates by teenage and young adult mothers in the United States fell to historic lows last year, while birth rates among women over 40 hit a 30-year high, according to data released Thursday.