Among pregnant women at high risk of preterm birth, those who eat fish a few times a week may be less likely to deliver early, a new study finds. Whether fish itself helps prevent preterm delivery is ...

Women who eat very little or no fish during early pregnancy are more likely to give birth prematurely, according to a study in Denmark. A team led by Sjúrður Fróði Olsen at the Statens Serum Institut ...

According to a study published in the journal EbioMedicine, eating fish or taking a fish oil supplement may reduce the risk of preterm birth among pregnant women with low level of omega-3 fatty acids.

Eating fish in pregnancy reduces the risk of having a premature birth, scientists have found. Every year over 13 million babies are born prematurely across the world - many in developing countries.

Sewage has always been a scary business to consider. Made even creepier with the release of a new study finding human birth control to be drastically reducing fertility in fish. Waste, by its very ...

For years, mothers-to-be have been warned about eating too much tuna because of concerns over mercury exposure. Now researchers have found those with the highest levels of omega-3 fatty acids are far ...

Many fish in the US are now taking birth control, most of them without consulting their gynaecologist. A study done by the US Geological Survey found that fish all across the US are being exposed to a ...

Giving birth to live young is thought to mainly occur in mammals and sharks, but a new study suggests that it was once a common mechanism for reproduction. A large group of ancient fish carried its ...

Scientists were mystified as to how a fish called Mary seemingly fertilised its own eggs, but have now shown it was no miracle. Three years ago, scientists from the University of Nottingham travelled ...