Chemo in pregnancy does not necessarily harm baby, says study

Children born to women undergoing cancer drug treatment show normal results in physical and mental development tests

Komen executive Karen Handel quits over Planned Parenthood funds U-turn

Handel, who supported the initial decision to cut off funds, said it was 'best for Komen's future and the women we serve'

Breast implants: part-time surgeons putting women at risk, MPs told

Consultant investigating UK response to French PIP scandal warns committee of 'huge differences in levels of responsibility'

Susan G Komen: the social media backlash

America's leading breast cancer charity has reversed its decision to withdraw funding to Planned Parenthood following a huge outcry

Philanthropy is the enemy of justice

Robert Newman: The world's poor are not begging for charity from the rich – they're asking for justice and fairness

PIP breast implant boss Jean-Claude Mas charged with causing bodily harm

After hours of questioning by investigators, Mas was released on €100,000 bail and banned from leaving France

PIP breast implant boss arrested in south of France

Jean-Claude Mas, 72, was head of a firm that supplied implants containing non-medical grade silicone

Cosmetic surgery advertising ban urged by leading surgeons

Group calls for tighter regulation of industry and says adverts for operations such as breast enlargement should be outlawed

Religion for Atheists by Alain de Botton – review

Alain de Botton's attempt to encourage secular society to steal religion's most fruitful ideas is admirable but ultimately hollow, says Richard Coles

Listen up: wearing headphones can endanger life, study finds

US research finds number of pedestrians injured while wearing headphones has tripled in six years