Archive for the ‘Gynaecology & Obs’ Category
Canadian guidelines support no routine mammograms until 50
Posted by: admin on: January 17, 2012
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care on Monday issued new recommendations on breast cancer screening, and they’re similar to controversial guidelines issued in 2009 by a US governmental panel. -Team@CMHF
Delivering better maternity care
Posted by: admin on: January 12, 2012
A recent baby boom in the UK has highlighted the problems faced by understaffed and overstretched NHS maternity units. Denis Campbell reports on a roundtable debate about the future direction of obstetric care -Team@CMHF
Women unnecessarily go under the knife to detect breast cancer, despite safer and cheaper options
Posted by: admin on: January 11, 2012
One of a woman’s scariest moments should not be more expensive and painful than it has to be, but an investigation from NBC Action News in Kansas City found thousands of women are going under the knife to detect breast cancer when a safer, cheaper and equally reliable option is available. -Team@CMHF
Caesarean sections should be life-saving, not a lifestyle choice
Posted by: admin on: January 6, 2012
The medicalisation of life continues apace with new National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice) guidelines proposing caesarean section as, effectively, a lifestyle choice for all mothers, not just those who were only recently scorned as “too posh to push”. -Team@CMHF
Dr Dillner’s health dilemmas: Should I have a Caesarean Section?
Posted by: admin on: January 5, 2012
Should you opt for a caesarean section if there’s no medical reason to do so? What is best for your baby and for you? -Team@CMHF
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