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Bumpology: Can old wives' tales tell me my baby's sex?

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Bumpology: Can old wives' tales tell me my baby's sex?

Boy or girl – is there any truth to the folk wisdom about predicting it? From morning sickness to food cravings, here's the science behind the stories

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Bumpology: Active fetus, boisterous child? Uh-oh

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Bumpology: Active fetus, boisterous child? Uh-oh

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Bumpology: Why do I loathe lettuce?

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Bumpology: How does stress affect my fetus?

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Bumpology: How does stress affect my fetus?

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The secret of a sperm's wiggle

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The secret of a sperm's wiggle

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Has the pill changed the rules of sexual attraction?

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Contraceptives to help poor cope with climate change

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Contraceptives to help poor cope with climate change

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Gel condom to empower women

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Premature babies' posture points to IQ

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Premature babies' posture points to IQ

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'It would empower men to make a decision which involves more than just a condom'

Laurence Shaw of the London Bridge Fertility Centre describes his hopes for a contraceptive injection for men (BBC Online, 5 May)

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'Dogs cannot use condoms, but... they can be fixed'

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Health

Epidurals in labour safer than thought

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Health

Hormone-free contraceptive pill on the horizon

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Life

The pill may put women off Mr Right

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