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Women diagnosed with womb cancer should now be routinely screened for the genetic condition Lynch syndrome (LS), following a new guideline issued by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellen

A drug has shown potential to improve heart function in women diagnosed with preeclampsia during their pregnancy, research carried out at Saint Mary’s Hospital has found.

Manchester researchers have helped to reach an important breakthrough in the fight against endometrial cancer, with the development of non-invasive test for women.

Pioneering new research at Manchester’s Saint Mary’s Hospital has found women who have experienced stillbirth are four times more likely to develop Lupus than those with an uncomplicated livebirth.

Manchester Professor of Gynaecological Oncology Emma Crosbie, has been awarded major funding by the NIHR, to investigate whether urine testing can be used to screen women for risk of cervical cancer.

Professor Gareth Evans, a leading breast cancer geneticist and Consultant in MFT's Saint Mary’s Hospital, has been elected as a fellow for the prestigious Learned Society of Wales.