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Resources of Scholarly Societies - Reproduction, Obstetrics & Gynaecology - 0 views
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Antibiotics given to delay labour can harm baby - The Times 18th September 2008 - 0 views
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Giving women antibiotics to delay premature labour may increase the risk of developmental problems for the baby, a study suggests.\n\nThe study by the University of Leicester, published in The Lancet, assessed seven-year-olds whose mothers had been involved in a clinical trial at the time of their birth. The children of those given an antibiotic were much more likely to have cerebral palsy.
Why more mothers are choosing to have Down's syndrome babies instead of opting for an abort... - 0 views
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An increasing number of women are choosing to bring a Down's syndrome child into the world rather than have an abortion.\n\nMore babies are being born with the genetic condition than before screening was introduced 20 years ago, figures show.\n\nAnd research reveals that many parents believe the social stigma associated with Down's has been removed and the quality of life for these babies has improved.
Test 'predicts preterm baby risk' - BBC Health News 12th December 2008 - 0 views
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Researchers have identified a test which can predict whether a woman is likely to give birth if her waters break early in pregnancy.\n\nHigh levels of lactate in vaginal fluid is strongly associated with onset of labour within 48 hours, according to Swedish researchers.
Prematurity 'can impair senses' - BBC Health News 26th December 2008 - 0 views
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A premature birth can cause lasting impairment to the child's sensory powers, research suggests.\n\nA British study of 43 11-year-old children who had been born 14 weeks early found their ability to sense temperature was compromised.
Miracle of woman who fell pregnant - despite having TWO reproductive systems- Daily Mail 5t... - 0 views
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When Lindsay Hasaj found out she was pregnant, she and her husband Tony were thrilled.\n\nBut five weeks later, the 27-yearold received a bigger surprise - doctors told her she had a dual reproductive system, with the baby growing in one of her two wombs.
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Medical Animation Library - 0 views
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MRCOG EXAM - mnemonics for MRCOG - 0 views
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Interesting mnemonics in Obstetrics & gynaecology-Aids to memory
MRCOGEXAM - Video on pregnancy for public - 0 views
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MRCOGEXAM - Video on pregnancy for public " />metavideo,obstetrics, gynaecology, gynecology, MRCOG, pregnancy, Neonatal jaundice, achondroplasia, phenytoin, skeletal dysplasia, gynaecology
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