Women’s health charity Wellbeing of Women has launched a digital campaign to raise awareness for female reproductive conditions by sharing the stories of brave women who have battled obstetric and gynaecological health problems.
As many as one in 10 UK women are affected by endometriosis, so we spoke to a professor of gynaecology about its symptoms, side effects and treatments.
Born so small, they can fit into the palm of your hands. These very early premature babies face a battle to survive. Some don't make it and others can face lifelong health problems.
The UK has one ...
Isn't it ironic that most of us spend our whole life trying not to get pregnant and then when you actually want to fall pregnant, you can't?!
I was lucky enough to get pregnant pretty quickly after getting m...
To mark National Pre-Eclampsia Awareness Day on Friday 22nd July, we asked Wellbeing of Women, the leading charity funding pioneering research into women's reproductive health and one of its researchers, Dr. Al...
I was unlucky enough to have my second ectopic pregnancy at the beginning of the year and I'll be writing about that soon but with ectopics majorly on my mind I turned to expert in the field Professor Horne who...
As November 17th is World Prematurity Day, Wellbeing of Women - the UK health charity investing in the future of women and their babies by funding pioneering medical research - asked Dr Angharad Care, a Clinica...
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