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Lying down 'boosts insemination'

Lying down 'boosts insemination'
Lying down 'boosts insemination'

“Women undergoing fertility treatment with artificial insemination may boost their chances of pregnancy if they lie still afterwards,” the BBC has reported. These findings come from...

Last Updated: Sunday, 8 November 2009, 15:53 GMT
 

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Ten foods to help lower cholesterol
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Body boosting fertility tips if you've made the brave step to have a baby

- Have a body MOT
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Women's health

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Be breast cancer aware, know the dangers and what to check for

- Important checks for women
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