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Bariatric surgery is an effective means of improving adverse delivery complications in term births

Clare Gordon

18 March 2019

Women who experience threatened preterm labour need early and accurate assessment, a clear management plan and continuity of care to reduce stress and anxiety

Clare Gordon

18 March 2019

Fear of inducing guilt or shame affects midwives’ communication about body weight with pregnant women

Lou Atkinson

31 July 2018

Study suggests that pre-existing maternal epilepsy increases the risk of adverse perinatal outcomes

Ju-Lee Oei

16 March 2018

There remains a need for greater awareness and further research on fathers’ stress in the perinatal period

Liana S Leach

7 May 2018

‘Time for self’ appears to be a proactive strategy for the prevention of postpartum depression

Cindy-Lee Dennis

14 July 2016

Gestational diabetes is associated with increased risk of urinary incontinence up to 2 years postpartum

Julia Erin Fehniger, Jeanette Sara Brown

16 March 2013

Pelvic floor muscle training may improve prolapse stage, muscle function and urinary symptoms compared to no training

Cynthia M Sublett

13 September 2012

European cost-effectiveness analysis of cervical screening strategies for women not vaccinated for HPV: in many scenarios primary HPV screening is preferable to primary cytology screening in women aged over 30 years

Lynette Denny, Jane Kim

28 September 2012

Women with viral STIs face dilemmas in negotiating condom use and would like direct safe sex advice from clinicians

C Ann Gakumo

4 October 2012

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