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If a pregnant woman weighs more than 400 g per week, she must see a doctor right away because she is likely to have twins, multiple amniotomy or pregnancy poisoning. As…
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If a pregnant woman weighs more than 400 g per week, she must see a doctor right away because she is likely to have twins, multiple amniotomy or pregnancy poisoning. As…
The Central Obstetrics Hospital has just succeeded in caesarean section for a pregnant woman after the successful surgery of the heterosexual deformity for this patient.…
Only 32 years old but Nelly, a French woman, has lost her period. Doctors said she was early menopause. Women with this disease are less likely to give birth. The abilit…
Scientific advances have helped many women give birth when they are at the age of grandmother. Many people are happy to see this as a scientific advance that provides op…
HPV vaccination, routine screening helps prevent and detect cervical cancer early.
This is the 6th year of this annual event, called Take and Bath, organized by Mrs. Deirdre Featherstone, a patient who has beaten breast cancer.
Every 20 seconds a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, while one woman will die every minute from the disease.
Paula Edwards, 54 (UK), changed her skin color from black to white after taking kidney cancer medicine.
According to Guardian, a message from Stanford University said Professor Mirzakhani died on July 15 due to breast cancer. She was diagnosed with the disease four years a…
Having a mole on the forehead while pregnant, the woman in the United States did not know she had melanoma until she felt pain and was forced to go to the hospital for e…
A 35-year-old American woman has a rare form of breast cancer that is successfully cured by early detection of abnormal nodules on her chest.
A woman with end-stage colon cancer has been treated with new treatments. This is the first time a metastatic cancer has been successfully treated.
According to Sputnik, recently a group of Russian learners discovered a serious new disease
Spanish scientists unearthed the 4.200-year-old skeleton in Egypt and determined it could be the first case of breast cancer in the world.
Elsie Campbell - a 59-year-old British woman - discovered cancer early and cured it, with a single sign: suddenly addicted to eating lettuce.