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There are three ways a baby can be born: a spontaneous vaginal birth where the mother pushes the baby out herself, an instrumental vaginal birth where forceps or vacuum extractors are used to pull the…... 
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The death of an infant is terrible for both parents, but for many mothers, physical reminders such as lactation, can seem incongruent when motherhood has been cut short.
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There is a substantial literature on labour and childbirth in medical, midwifery and social scientific research.
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Researchers at Monash Melbourne and Edinburgh Universities are confident theyve developed a better treatment for ectopic pregnancy They believe by administering a new combination of two drugs less
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A world first Australian study has found that the specialised form of maternity care midwifery is not only as safe as standard maternity care but also extremely cost effective The research has fou
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35 years on from the first test tube baby IVF is now responsible for thousands of successful pregnancies in Australia A landmark study of IVF success rates has revealed more Australian women are acc
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Fathers working excessive hours may end up with badly behaved sons, suggests an Australian study.
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ONE in two women aged under 35 will be rewarded with a baby if they persevere with assisted fertilisation attempts, but success rates vary widely by centre, according to a groundbreaking study.
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Research we have just published shows the deaths of 48 of the 129 women in New South Wales who died during pregnancy or within a year of giving birth were due to suicide and trauma.
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In the past, pregnant women were discouraged from exercise. Pregnancy was seen as a time to put your feet up and take it easy.
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There are three ways a baby can be born: a spontaneous vaginal birth where the mother pushes the baby out herself, an instrumental vaginal birth where forceps or vacuum extractors are used to pull the…...
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Current acellular vaccines protect against whooping cough disease but fail to prevent infection and transmission in baboons, report US government scientists.
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We’ve long known that children need a certain amount of sleep: nine to 11 hours per night for older kids, and up to 14 hours in 24 for toddlers.
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While the old adage about having “childbearing hips”, is not usually a compliment, many women consider it an advantage when it comes to childbirth.As midwives, we are used to allaying the concerns of…...
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Children who go to bed at irregular hours are more likely to have behavioural problems, according to a new study.
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A woman who is cared for by the same midwife throughout her pregnancy, labour and after birth saves the public health system around A$550, a new study has found, debunking the myth that it is an expensive…...
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How long did you wait to have your baby? Are you in your late 30s and worried that you’ve left it too late?
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Poor diet during pregnancy can lead to an increased risk of mental health problems in children, Australian research shows.
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Australian doctors have made a significant breakthrough which could help cancer patients become pregnant after receiving treatment
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Women who have a midwife as their main carer throughout pregnancy and birth are around 23% less likely to have a premature baby than women whose care is shared between different obstetricians, GPs and…...
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PREGNANT women are up to twice as likely to have a preterm birth if they have been exposed to heatwaves in the last weeks of pregnancy, Australian research shows.
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