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Women’s Eggs Resist Aging at the Mitochondrial Level

October 2025

Discover a study revealing that human egg cells stay genetically stable with age, resisting mitochondrial DNA mutations and preserving fertility potential.

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Introducing the European Medical Journal 1.1

United Kingdom, February 19, 2016: The first edition of the European Medical Journal is available now, this is the first of four issues new for 2016.

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SCHILLER Enables the Export of ECG Raw Data: Resting ECGs, Exercise ECGs and Resting Rhythms

SCHILLER’s declared goal is to make therapy-relevant data accessible in digital form throughout the hospital. Thanks to the latest development, we have…

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Fallopian Tube Discovery Could Boost IVF

NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING technology has helped to reveal the process by which fertilisation occurs. Fertilisation normally happens as the oocyte is moved…

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Ovarian Transplants Proven Safe and Effective in Cancer Patients

YOUNG women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer now have the opportunity to conceive later in life, thanks to safe and effective ovarian transplants.

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Women Who Suffer Stillbirths Are More Likely to Have Another

WOMEN are up to four-times more likely to experience stillbirth if they have had a stillbirth in a previous pregnancy. Poor fetal growth, placental…

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Study of Cholesterol in Cells Sheds Light on Infertility and Puberty

KEY molecule that controls the trafficking of cholesterol inside cells affects their ability to produce steroid hormones that support pregnancy…

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Domestic Violence and the Negotiation for Contraception

WOMEN experiencing domestic violence often have their freedom and choices taken away from them, not least their reproductive health choices.

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Long Distance Running: A Sign of Desirable Genes

REPRODUCTIVE potential could be higher in those proficient at long distance running, research suggests. Pre-birth levels of testosterone have…

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