Amy Corderoy
Amy is Health Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. Before working at the Herald she worked as a freelance journalist and radio presenter, as well as writing for a number of publications for doctors. She also keeps a health blog at www.dailylife.com.au.
Terminated pregnancies 'may have been viable'
Amy Corderoy Some experts have warned that misdiagnoses of early miscarriage may be leading doctors to inadvertently terminate healthy pregnancies.
Pregnancy diabetes to soar after test change
Amy Corderoy One in five pregnant women could be diagnosed with gestational diabetes under new criteria doctors say will put more pressure on hospitals already struggling for resources to treat the condition.
Late-pregnancy snoring risk to baby: study
Amy Corderoy Nearly half of pregnant women will develop snoring by their final trimester that could be linked to dangerous health problems for mother and baby, Australian sleep researchers have shown.
Epidemic fear over big rise in diabetic pregnant women
Amy Corderoy Hospitals are struggling to cope with a surge in pregnant women with diabetes, with figures released today showing one in 20 is affected.
Pregnant women only identify a third of their foetus's movements
Amy Corderoy Mother knows best - but it turns out she doesn't know everything when it comes to her baby's movements in the womb.
