Once Again, Caffeine Linked to Miscarriage
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MONDAY, Jan. 21 (HealthDay News) -- Caffeine consumption by pregnant women can increase the risk of miscarriage, a new study reports.
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Use of alternative therapies may damage a woman's chance of getting pregnant, research suggests.
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Caffeine withdrawal syndrome -- that short-lived collection of miserable  symptoms caused by skipping too many doses of joe or cola -- may soon become a bona fide mental disorder.
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Scientists believe they have discovered how a condition that can threaten pregnancy could occur.
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AS LITTLE as one cup of coffee a day can result in caffeine addiction, according to new research. While the United States sitcom Friends has served to popularise coffee shops like never before, with consumers
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They found that frequent use of these products during pregnancy and early childhood was associated with increased incidence of earaches and diarrhea in infants and depression and headaches in mothers, BBC News Online reported.
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It&#39;s official - you really do need that coffee in the morning, and if you don&#39;t get it you really are in withdrawal. As little as one cup of coffee a day can produce caffeine addiction, say researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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The drugs that control epilepsy may pose a risk to a fetus if a woman takes them while pregnant.
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Reducing caffeine consumption during pregnancy from three cups of coffee a day to one has no effect on the babyâs birth weight, researchers report.
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Great writeup from Tim Bray WRT Dynamic Java  ...  Here's the funny part.  Whats up with all the damn coffee in these pictures?  One can only come to the conclusion that caffeine makes you smart as hell!  caption: Coffee  caption: Coffee and Java  caption: Java and Coffee
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A chemical used to abort pregnancy could fight breast and ovarian cancer, say scientists.
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New research may have expecting moms rethinking their drinking habits. A study has found that pregnant women who consumed more than 200 milligrams of caffeine a day, equivalent to about two cups of coffee, had twice the risk of miscarriage as the women who consumed no caffeine at all.
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Pregnant women who are exposed  to second-hand smoke may be at heightened risk for suffering  miscarriages, according to research from Sweden.
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Research published (Thursday 28 October) in Europe&#39;s leading reproductive medicine journal Human Reproduction[1] , has found evidence that women with endometriosis[2] are at higher risk of having migraine.
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People who are prone to kidney stones should limit their caffeine intake, new research suggests. When investigators gave people with a history of kidney stones
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Women who are thinking about becoming pregnant are usually advised to stay away from alcoholic beverages. Now, new research suggests that their partners should do the same.
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Science & environment: Â· American advice: cut out caffeine in early monthsÂ· Warning extended to include tea and chocolate