4 easy ways to make the festive season less annoying if you’re pregnant
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In a medical world first, it’s been found umbilical cord blood cells can “shield” the tiniest premature babies from injury — just like they did for now three-year-old Billie.
A routine check-up after gastric band surgery was the beginning of a series of unexpected health shocks for this 22-year-old Adelaide woman.
A man who was told he would never father his own children when diagnosed with a condition meaning he carried no sperm, is now the proud father of twins after an incredible medical journey.
Researchers in an Australian lab have taken a major step forward in the development of hormone-free male contraceptive pills.
Delivered at 26 weeks and weighing just 700 grams, Newport bub Teddy is one of thousands of prem babies born in Australia every year. Now new guidelines are set to shape their care.
4 in 5 mums feel this pressure
Shocking numbers from a Melbourne-led study show the childbirth complications women are suffering — causing pain, depression, anxiety and secondary infertility.
Two experts break down the risk
Little gestures go a long way
Let’s talk about sex, baby
It’s been found to help within three days
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