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Breastfeeding Can Reduce Chronic C-Section Pain

New mothers who breastfeed their children for at least two months after birth are less likely to experience chronic post-cesarean pain (CPCP) at the surgical site, according to a new study. More...
16 Jun 2017
Image: A new stretcher interface device could save the lives of neonates during transit by ambulance (Photo courtesy of Birmingham City University).

Novel Stretcher Could Prevent Neonatal Deaths in Ambulances

A stretcher interface device (SID) for newborn babies will help to isolate them from sudden ambulance accelerations and decelerations and in the event of a crash. More...
08 Jun 2017
Image: A child using a “Sit-to-Stand” Go Baby Go car to move around (Photo courtesy of Oregon State University).

Modified Toy Cars Offer Disabled Children More Mobility

A new study describes how two modified toy car designs for children with disabilities can encourage them to further explore, play, and engage in physical and social activities. More...
07 Jun 2017
Image: A new study suggests an old imaging technique can give new hope as an infertility treatment (Photo courtesy of MNT).

Flushing Fallopian Tubes Moderates Infertility

A new study suggests that hysterosalpingography (HSG), a century-old fluoroscopic imaging technique, can dramatically reduce infertility rates. More...
01 Jun 2017
Image: The Pap test is the most common form of cervical screening (Photo courtesy of Alamy).

Cervical Cancer Screening Should Continue after 65

A new study suggests that women without a hysterectomy and women over 65 who have not been recently screened may benefit from continued surveillance for cervical cancer (CC). More...
18 May 2017
Image: A new study shows powered stretchers could reduce injuries to paramedics (Photo courtesy of Applied Ergonomics).

Powered Stretchers Could Reduce Paramedics Injuries

Paramedics with access to stretchers with battery-powered hydraulic systems and assisted ambulance-loading experience significantly fewer musculoskeletal injuries, according to a new study. More...
04 May 2017

Oral Contraceptives Impact Quality of Life

A new study demonstrates a statistically significant reduction in general wellbeing of women using oral contraceptives. More...
03 May 2017
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