…developing baby An infection in the mother or one that affects the developing baby Maternal health conditions including hypertension, diabetes, gestational diabetes, and pre-eclampsia Complications with carrying multiples eg; twins,…… Read more
…been linked to the recent epidemics of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The study found that certain proteins, which become ‘toxic’ after exposure to sugar, trigger inflammation in the womb in…… Read more
…caesarean Previous uterine surgery More than five previous births Any significant maternal medical condition, such as: diabetes (including gestational diabetes), high blood pressure, or heart, kidney, liver, respiratory, hormone-related, immune…… Read more
…diabetes. The gene has existed for 500 million years, but its potential is only now understood. “Our immune system produces proteins called cytokines that help fortify the immune system and…… Read more
…AS, McLachlan RI. (2015) Screening for Klinefelter syndrome. Curr Opin Endocrinol Diabetes Obes. 22(3):224-9. Hogg K, Western PS. (2015) Refurbishing the germline epigenome: Out with the old, in with the…… Read more
…affecting reproductive organs. Immunological disorders Immune system targeting sperm cells. Injuries Trauma to reproductive organs. Chronic health conditions Diabetes, obesity or hormonal imbalances. Medications Including certain drugs, alcohol and anabolic…… Read more
…diseases, such as insulin resistance in diabetes, in as little as four weeks, but it has never before been tested in infertility. Dr Evans is planning a clinical trial of…… Read more
…Associate Professor Andrew Murphy, Professor Benjamin Kile, Dr James Vince, Associate Professor James Murphy, Dr Ueli Nachbur, Associate Professor Katey Rayner Obesity and type 2 diabetes are among the fastest…… Read more
…diagnosis and action is ideal, but this can be problematic. Patients consistently enter a ‘diagnostic journey’ of tests. Now, a paper published in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, by Hudson…… Read more
Inflammation is an important response to infection or injury, but needs to be carefully controlled as too much inflammation can cause conditions such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer’s…… Read more
