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Middle Class Women More Likely To Opt For Caesarean Birth

Wealthier women are more likely to choose to give birth by caesarean section, new research shows.

Overdue babies: 'Risks for those born after 42 weeks'

by Helen Briggs, BBC News

Overdue babies are at higher risk of health problems, research suggests.

Study links womb environment to childhood obesity

by Neil Bowdler, BBC News

New evidence has linked the environment in the womb with increased body weight in later life.

Planned repeat C-sections 'safer'

by Helen Briggs, BBC News

Women opting for a C-section after a previous Caesarean delivery are less likely to suffer severe complications, two studies suggest.

Slow Brain Growth In Babies Linked To Depression During Pregnancy

by Christine Kearney , Medical News Today

A recent study reveals that babies whose mothers are depressed while they are pregnant have a greater chance of growing more slowly than other babies, resulting in the head and body showing retarded growth.

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