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Serena Williams

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How pregnancy could affect an elite athlete like Serena Williams

Williams was 8 weeks pregnant at the Australian Open. Some theories suggest early pregnancy boosts athletic performance, but there isn’t much evidence

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Why the "bisexuality hormone" study is not as simple as it seems

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Questions raised over 3-parent baby procedure last year

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A pregnant woman in a swimming pool

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Exclusive: menopausal women become pregnant with their own eggs

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Babies born prematurely react different to touch

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Premature babies’ brains respond differently to gentle touching

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Why overzealous breastfeeding advice can be bad for babies

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Artificial mouse embryo

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Artificial embryo grown in a dish from two types of stem cells

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Woman is having her stomach scanned via ultrasound

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Timing when you get pregnant could prevent a miscarriage

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Neil Gorsuch at podium with Trump in background

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What Trump's US Supreme Court pick means for women's health

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Whole Woman's Health abortion clinic in San Antonio

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Abortion rate halves if women have to go extra 100 miles

A law that closed many abortion clinics in Texas has led to a drop in the rate of abortions. On average, the nearest clinic is now 80 kilometres further away

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We mustn’t let a superpower turn its back on rationality

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Simple blood test can detect genetic diseases early in pregnancy

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Becoming a mother may change the brain to read baby's mind

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Woman gives birth thanks to ovary removed when she was 8

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