babies

UK backs three-person IVF

Three’s not a crowd when it comes to IVF techniques the UK government rules with new legislation.

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Finnish babies start life in cardboard box

Children born in Finland over the last 75 years have all started their lives the same way – in a cardboard box.

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New IVF treatment could triple success rate

A new fertility treatment could dramatically improve the success rate for IVF couples.

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A cuddle a day

Everybody loves a cuddle, but new research has now proven that hugs are essential to a child’s emotional development.

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Heart disease detected in newborns of obese mothers

Startling new research has uncovered that expectant mothers who are overweight could increase their child’s chances of developing heart disease.

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Baby breathing program prevents stillborn deaths

Introducing more training for midwives and birth attendants in helping babies to start breathing immediately after birth could help prevent stillborn deaths.

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Food Babies Love

Emily Dupuche, author of the new book Food Babies Love shares simple and delicious recipes, tips and anecdotes to inspire mothers and ensure babies finish their food.

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All hands on deck for panda pregnancy watch

Zookeepers at Washington’s Smithsonian National Zoo go on panda watch for a possible pregnancy.

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Male birth control plans begin to gel

Scientists are reporting promising results with an experimental contraceptive gel for men. Using a combination of two hormones, it’s been able to lower the sperm count of males significantly.

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Rare white lion cubs surprise Mexico zoo

A zoo in Puebla, Mexico, has welcomed two rare white lion cubs, though their chances of survival in the wild are slim. MiNDFOOD Reports.

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MiNDFOOD Radio: Dr David Isaacs

Clinical Professor
of Paediatrics & Child Health, Dr David Issacs discusses the great vaccination debate.

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Raw Wildlife Encounters

Eco-tourism in Sumatra, Indonesia, is helping to keep orangutans safe and happy. These kind, gentle tree-dwellers share many similarities with humans, including being fiercely protective of their babies. Ian Singleton, director of conservation at Pan-Eco housing, has been working to build a new nursery to look after orangutan orphans in North Sumatra. Visit the babies with tour company Raw Wildlife Encounters. MiNDFOOD reports.

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