Menopause does not cause cardiovascular disease. However, certain risk factors increase around the time of menopause, and this compounds the risk of heart disease.

Tired of remembering to take the Pill? Try this contraceptive device with similar hormonal effects.

The likelihood of blood clots forming in veins – venous thromboembolism – increases in pregnancy.

There are a few factors that contribute to the successful management of a twin pregnancy and delivery.

Going into labour prematurely may have serious health consequences for the baby.

Understanding the reasons and risks for a Caesarean section.

Transient ischaemic attack is a warning sign that a stroke may just be around the corner.

When the kidneys are gradually destroyed over a period of months or years, chronic renal failure ensues.

Kidney (renal) failure occurs when the kidneys are unable to perform their functions, leading to accumulation of toxic substances in the body, and consequent harm to health.

Most children can control voiding by the age of five years. However, incontinence can occur in about 1% of those aged 18 years.

Irrespective of whether the amount of urine leaked is small or large, incontinence can be distressing and embarrassing.

THERE are many changes in the body during pregnancy, and the kidneys are no exception.