The root of infertility and miscarriage. Radio 4.
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Thought this programme worth a mention to any would-be-mums whom are having infertility problems.
Listening to Woman's Hour on Radio 4 whilst having my breakfast and, thought it worthy for inclusion in this forum.
Think it was about 10.30 the undermentioned started. Could be a tad earlier as was not at first paying attention as was lovingly basting some eggs.
Clicky
Around one in six women has difficulty getting pregnant and one in hundred women trying to conceive has recurrent miscarriages. New research has just been unveiled which shows how abnormal regulation of an enzyme in the inner wall of the uterus may be at the root of infertility and miscarriage. To discuss the implications of these findings Jane is joined by Siobhan Quenby, Professor of Obstetrics at Warwick Medical School.
Listening to Woman's Hour on Radio 4 whilst having my breakfast and, thought it worthy for inclusion in this forum.
Think it was about 10.30 the undermentioned started. Could be a tad earlier as was not at first paying attention as was lovingly basting some eggs.
Clicky
Around one in six women has difficulty getting pregnant and one in hundred women trying to conceive has recurrent miscarriages. New research has just been unveiled which shows how abnormal regulation of an enzyme in the inner wall of the uterus may be at the root of infertility and miscarriage. To discuss the implications of these findings Jane is joined by Siobhan Quenby, Professor of Obstetrics at Warwick Medical School.
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