Breasts News

Researchers have discovered that important, beneficial bacteria arrive in babies' digestive systems from their mother's gut via breast milk. This has implications for health and immunity.

A new study into why some women do not produce enough quantities of breast milk has indicated that the cause is the hormone insulin, which affects the amount of milk.

Silverdale - A high school student in Washington state claims she was denied entry to her senior prom because her breasts are too large.

Everett - Medics tried to revive the man but they were unsuccessful, and the Washington state woman is accused of smothering her boyfriend during a drunken fight.

New research from Spain has examined the range of different bacteria found in breast milk. The study has revealed a larger microbial diversity than originally thought: more than 700 species. This make-up has implications for the developing child.

G-Spirits, a German liquor company, is drawing attention to its limited-edition line of spirits with the claim that they have the special distinction among liquors of having been poured over naked breasts of playmates and glamour models before bottling.

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Croydon - Paintballing has always been associated with minor injuries, but for one British woman it was excruciating. After being shot with a paintball at 190mph, her breast implant exploded.

Portsmouth - In an attempt to reduce breast pain and sagging in later life, a British scientist has called for sports bras to become a compulsory piece of physical education (PE) kit.