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Women aren't following advice to stop drinking when pregnant

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe majority of women stop drinking in their second trimester.pregnant woman with wine from shutterstock.com

Around 40% of Australian women drink alcohol while pregnant, despite medical guidelines recommending they don’t.

A study published in BMJ Open compared data of nearly 18,000 women across Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and the United...

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Why too many mothers are still dying at childbirth in West Africa

  • Written by The Conversation
imageMaternal mortality rates in West Africa is still among the highest the highest in the world. 2013 Todd Shapera, Courtesy of Photoshare

Maternal mortality rates in West Africa are among the highest in the world. One in every 30 Nigerian mothers die in childbirth compared with one in every 30,000 in Sweden.

This is still much better than it used to...

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Extra year of secondary schooling reduces HIV rates in Botswana

  • Written by The Conversation
imageUS First Lady Michelle Obama visits a centre in Botswana that supports young people affected by HIV. Botswana has one of the highest HIV infection rates in the world.Charles Dharapak/Reuters

The association between school and HIV risk has been fiercely debated for more than two decades. It has long been suggested that formal education acts as a &ldq...

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  2. Getting doctors to reduce diagnostic testing is hard, but we should keep trying
  3. Ignorance and hostility fuel 'imagined solidarity' with Islamists
  4. Varoufakis exit is not the game changer the EU needs
  5. No country for new videogames: Brandis and Abbott are playing with our creative future
  6. What next after Jakarta ends water privatisation?
  7. China: (not) too soon to panic?
  8. Australia's Constitution works because it doesn't define national identity
  9. Legal Aid vs private practice: do university fees dictate job choices?
  10. Indigenous culture and astrophysics: a path to reconciliation
  11. What the Dog-Fish and Camel-Bird can tell us about how our brains work
  12. Australia can stop greenhouse gas emissions by 2050: here's how
  13. Supermarket monsters can be agents of change
  14. Abuse and neglect of people with disabilities demands zero-tolerance response
  15. What we've learned about radicalisation since 7/7
  16. The Women's World Cup was a success, but still dogged by sexism
  17. What Angela Merkel does next will define the future of Europe
  18. Robocabs: how long before you ditch your car for a driverless electric taxi?
  19. Lessons from Greece as controversial finance minister exits stage left
  20. Why the No vote was a triumph of democracy over austerity
  21. Ranking universities on excellent teaching will be better for everyone
  22. Budget 2015: tax promises leave little room to drive a viable economic plan
  23. After the No vote, Greece faces its Last Judgement
  24. Indigenous recognition: Abbott announces community consultation process
  25. Boycotting Q A, boycotting democracy
  26. Why medical journals must make researchers share data from clinical trials
  27. Victory for politics of defiance in Greece means the real crisis starts now
  28. Explainer: the omega-shaped jet stream responsible for Europe's heatwave
  29. Can public service announcements take a bite out of Shark Week?
  30. The psychology behind women footballers' remarkable resilience
  31. Greferendum offers symbolic victory for Syriza's anti-austerity 'Third Way'
  32. Gawker — and First Amendment — may receive body blow from another thin-skinned wrestler
  33. Why defeating ISIS with military might is starry eyed idealism
  34. Can gene editing provide a solution to global hunger?
  35. How does aging affect athletic performance?
  36. What makes siblings from the same family so different? Parents
  37. More than 2,800 people are dead in Yemen – so why aren’t we outraged?
  38. NASA mission brings Pluto into sharp focus – but it's still not a planet
  39. Why don't Londoners remember 7/7 like New York remembers 9/11?
  40. An alternative femininity: behind the enduring fascination of Audrey Hepburn
  41. The latest statistics on teenage births are missing a vital ingredient: fathers
  42. Child protection should remove danger but children in Gaza have to live with it
  43. Why the military is divided over Britain's nuclear deterrent
  44. Health Check: when are we most likely to catch viral diseases?
  45. Follow the money: the difficult path to political donation reform
  46. Dumb or dumber? Jim Carrey's anti-vax antics expose the tactics of internet cranks
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