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Helmet-CPAP safely improves oxygenation in pregnant women with COVID-19 respiratory failure
Administrating continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) through a helmet (h-CPAP) device safely improves oxygenation in women with moderate-to-severe acute respiratory failure (ARF) due to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), a recent study has found.
Helmet-CPAP safely improves oxygenation in pregnant women with COVID-19 respiratory failure
27 Oct 2021
Minimally invasive surgery feasible for nonendometroid endometrial cancers
Minimally invasive surgery for nonendometrioid endometrial cancer performs comparably as open surgery, yielding similar survival outcomes, a recent study has found.
Minimally invasive surgery feasible for nonendometroid endometrial cancers
26 Oct 2021
Drinking tea may help preserve bone mineral density during menopause
Women who began drinking tea before entering menopause seem to have better bone mineral density (BMD) than those who started drinking during and after menopause, a recent study has found.
Drinking tea may help preserve bone mineral density during menopause
18 Oct 2021
Aspirin slows down metabolic clock of gestation, reduces risk of pre-eclampsia
Recent research by the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Baylor College of Medicine discovers that aspirin’s benefit in preventing pre-eclampsia is mediated through decelerating the metabolic clock of gestation.
Aspirin slows down metabolic clock of gestation, reduces risk of pre-eclampsia
12 Oct 2021
Infertility treatment-conceived pregnancies at risk of neonatal mortality
Pregnancies that resulted from infertility treatment show a heightened risk of neonatal mortality, with this association largely mediated through preterm delivery, a study has found.
Infertility treatment-conceived pregnancies at risk of neonatal mortality
11 Oct 2021
Blood coagulation profile in pregnant women with severe anaemia linked to postpartum bleeding
Altered measures of the coagulation parameters, specifically high international normalised ratio and low haemoglobin, in the third trimester of pregnancy among women with severe anaemia appear to contribute to an increased risk of postpartum haemorrhage, a study has found.