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Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty), the most frequently performed surgical procedure among teenagers

The most frequently performed surgical procedure for this age group in 2003 was nose reshaping (rhinoplasty). Most experts agree that for appropriately selected teenage patients, cosmetic plastic surgery can have a positive impact on physical and emotional development.

15 Jul 2004

Mollycoddled boys are more likely to grow into men who will be more successful at work and in their relationships

Boys who are “mollycoddled” as babies and toddlers are more likely to grow into men who will be more successful at work and in their relationships than babies who are taught to be tough.

10 Jul 2004

Having a good time can strengthen different centres in the brain and help it grow healthy brain cells

Dr Ian Reid, professor of mental health at the University of Aberdeen, told delegates that for many years psychiatrists believed that poor mental health was just caused by imbalances in various brain chemicals.

10 Jul 2004

Possible cure for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

University of Chicago researchers may have found a crucial clue to understanding and ultimately eliminating sudden infant death syndrome, the leading cause of post-neonatal mortality in the United States.

9 Jul 2004

Environmental risks in the development of autism and autism spectrum disorders

Funding for a new study to find out more about the role of environmental risks in the development of autism and autism spectrum disorders (ASD), has been announced by the Medical Research Council (MRC).

8 Jul 2004

Antidepressants should not be avoided in treatment of pregnant women with severe depression

Antidepressants to treat from moderate to severe depression in pregnant women not only are relatively safe but necessary in many cases for the well-being of the mother and the baby

7 Jul 2004

Gum disease vaccination aim of world-first research

Vaccinating people against gum disease will be the aim of world-first Melbourne research that today receives a $21.2 million boost from the Federal Government.

2 Jul 2004

Longer maternity leave period may improve some women's mental and physical health

The first few weeks of motherhood are among of the most rewarding, as well as demanding, times in a woman's life.

1 Jul 2004

Before a woman decides to undergo a hysterectomy she should find out about uterine fibroid embolization

Before a woman decides to undergo a hysterectomy she should carefully explore all of her options. Many of these conditions can be successfully treated with alternative methods and procedures.

1 Jul 2004

World’s first computer model of a pregnant crash dummy

These days, everyone on board a car is protected by comprehensive safety systems -- everyone except the unborn child. Researchers still know surprisingly little about fetuses in car accidents.

30 Jun 2004

Current legislation on preimplantation genetic diagnosis in Germany does not reflect the views of the general public

At present PGD is forbidden in Germany, but in one of the first large study of attitudes to PGD amongst the general population and infertile couples in Germany, the researchers found that the majority of Germans think the technique should be permitted.

28 Jun 2004

Mighty mouse gene works the same way in humans

By studying the genes of a German child born with unusually well developed muscles, an international research team has discovered the first evidence that the gene whose loss makes "mighty mice" also controls muscle growth in people.

26 Jun 2004

Health Canada is warning the Canadian public to immediately discard "BABY" / "BÉBÉ" brand pacifiers

The pacifier was recently tested at Health Canada's Product Safety Laboratory and failed to meet Canadian safety requirements. The nipple from several of the pacifiers detached during testing, and the handle also detached. Young children and babies using the pacifier could choke on or aspirate a piece of it.

24 Jun 2004

Baby News and Research

Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty), the most frequently performed surgical procedure among teenagers

Mollycoddled boys are more likely to grow into men who will be more successful at work and in their relationships

Having a good time can strengthen different centres in the brain and help it grow healthy brain cells

Possible cure for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

Environmental risks in the development of autism and autism spectrum disorders

Antidepressants should not be avoided in treatment of pregnant women with severe depression

Gum disease vaccination aim of world-first research

Longer maternity leave period may improve some women's mental and physical health

Before a woman decides to undergo a hysterectomy she should find out about uterine fibroid embolization

World’s first computer model of a pregnant crash dummy

Current legislation on preimplantation genetic diagnosis in Germany does not reflect the views of the general public

Mighty mouse gene works the same way in humans

Health Canada is warning the Canadian public to immediately discard "BABY" / "BÉBÉ" brand pacifiers

Muscular German boy sheds new light on muscle development and genetics

Fewer Americans with Alzheimer’s and $149 billion in annual Medicare and Medicaid savings by 2025

More than half of Canadian caregivers struggle to get their baby to sleep

Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority welcomes recommendations of Toft report

Parents often forget they consented to their babies taking part in trials

Exposure to excess hormones in the womb increases risk of heart disease and diabetes

Latest research into schizophrenia and links between prenatal vitamin D and growth

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Changing the landscape of R&D to build clinical success from the ground up

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