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DIY breast reconstruction: Device lets women do part at home
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Crowdsourcing effort takes aim at deadliest breast cancers
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Morning sickness linked to fewer miscarriages, stillbirths
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Doctors who tell obese women they are 'dangerous' potential mothers practise soft eugenics, study says
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Studies shine light on mysterious placenta, how it goes awry
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Risk factors for heart disease, diabetes and stroke increase before menopause
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Why a popular fitness magazine stopped asking women whether they're 'bikini ready'
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Pregnant women should avoid travelling to Miami after 14 infected with Zika virus: Health officials
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Ditching the tampon: Some women seeking reusable period care
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Cholesterol-lowering statins could prevent breast cancer relapse
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Researchers slowly homing in on risk of Zika birth defect
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For years, doctors told her to lose weight, but something else was going on
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Worldwide abortion rates reveal deep divide between developed and developing countries
Dozens of women may be pregnant with a stranger’s sperm after blunder at IVF clinic
Up to 26 women undergoing in vitro fertilization treatment in Holland could have been affected by the 'procedural error' between April 2015 and November 2016
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Why a growing number of young women are using Botox — before they have wrinkles
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Woman is first to give birth using ovary cryo-frozen in liquid nitrogen before the onset ...
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C-sections evolving bigger babies that can’t squeeze through narrower pelvises, study suggests
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Sex on the brain: Regular heterosexual intercourse may improve memory in women, study suggests
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‘In Between Days’: Diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, an artist finds inspiration to share her ...
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‘Does this make me look big?’ Researchers explore what makes women ‘fat talk’
Uterus transplant patient grateful for chance ‘to experience pregnancy’
The woman must wait at least a year to ensure the new uterus is healthy enough to try getting pregnant through IVF, using embryos frozen ahead of the operation
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Complex issue of when to stop mammograms
Lost in the arguing over whether women should begin mammograms at age 40 or 50 or somewhere in between is the issue they'll all eventually face: when to stop. -
Feeling like a Grinch? At least it won’t shorten your life
There's good news for grumpy women: Being happy apparently has no effect on how long you might live.
Heart drugs during breast cancer treatment may help women avoid cardiac problems
Many cancer treatments have a dark side: they can damage the heart. New research suggests this risk might be lowered in women with breast tumors if they take a heart ...
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