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There is always something in the news in the area of reproductive health.
This section is dedicated to giving you a digested presentation of all the Hot Topics shorn of all the confusing medical jargon.
Scroll on the list below to find that subject you have been looking for. Remember, in case of any aspect of the topic that is not explained to your complete satisfaction, just pop us a question and an expert will be there to answer your question.
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Todate, prenatal diagnosis of the common congenital condition Down’s syndrome (Trisomy 21) for the baby in the womb requires an invasive test. This takes the form of an amniocentesis where fluid is taken from around the fetus in the womb after 14 weeks of gestation. More...
Emergency Contraception
Emergency contraception is more popularly known as the Morning After Pill. If the use actually lived up to the letter and spirit of this moniker, then we would expect it to be very effective. What is the reality? More...
Getting the Baby feeding right
In Britain, in August 2007, the Department of Health announced that it was piloting the baby growth charts recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO) with a possible aim of these replacing the charts that have been in use over the last two decades. So, what is the drive behind this? More...
Screening for breast cancer
It is a well established fact that, breast cancer, like most cancers, has the best chance of complete cure, the earlier it is detected. There is an imperceptible threshold beyond which complete cure becomes difficult, even improbable. This is the essence of screening programs available in most developed countries, to enable early detection of lesions which are not clinically apparent. More...
Chlamydia and fertility
Probably the most challenging aspect of Chlamydia infection is that, in the majority
of cases, it tends to remain symptom-
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