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Caesarean babies missing key microbes at birth ‘can get them from other sources’

Babies born via Caesarean section receive less of their mother’s bacteria during birth, but helpful microbes can still reach them through other ways such as breastfeeding, research suggests. Scientists in the Netherlands have found that nearly 60% ...

08 Mar 2023 at 16:00

Health & Wellbeing

What is your pelvic floor and how can you restore it post-birth?

A significant proportion of women experience problems linked to pelvic floor damage up to 26 years after giving birth, new research suggests – including urinary and faecal incontinence and pelvic floor prolapse. The study by Glasgow Caledonian ...

01 Aug 2024 at 11:26

Health & Wellbeing

5 myths and misconceptions about caesareans everyone needs to stop believing

Caesarean rates are on the rise, with one in four babies born in NHS hospitals in England last year delivered via either emergency or elective caesarean ops – also known as C-sections – data reveals. Of the 398,675 deliveries in England last ...

16 Dec 2024 at 13:09

Scotland

Mother left ‘sobbing with joy’ after assisting in own Caesarean

A West Lothian woman has described how she was left “sobbing with joy” after giving birth to her daughter by maternal-assisted Caesarean – thought to be the first time the procedure has been used in Scotland. Leila El Alti, 39, who is ...

29 Jan 2026 at 17:29

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