News
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Family call for warnings about labour transfers
The parents of twin girls, born in Northern Ireland earlier this year are calling for all parents of twins to be w...
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“Eating for two” not necessary
Interesting new research based on fruit flies (which apparently have similar metabolic responses to humans)...
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New quality standard on Nutrition
NICE have published a new quality standard entitled “Nutrition: improving maternal and child nutrition”...
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What is the safest way to deliver a breech baby?
A study published in the BJOG has investigated the “safest” way to deliver babies in the breech positio...
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Pregnancy discrimination worsens
Results from The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) and the Equality and Human Rights Com...
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Prevalence of FGM
A new report, produced by City University London and Equality Now has provided detailed estimates of FGM pr...
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Is it possible to predict Pre-eclampsia?
A study published in BJOG has indicated that levels of two biomarkers (ADMA and Hcy) in the blood of pregna...
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New information on elective caesareans
The RCOG have produced new patient information for women who are considering an elective C-section i.e. a p...
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Birth rate falls but Mothers' ages rise
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the latest data on births in England and Wales. They show...
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Increased monitoring needed to prevent stillbirths
In the UK the absolute risk of stillbirth is low, affecting approximately 4 in 1000 babies, however half of...
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Extra support for professionals re: FGM
The Department of Health (DH), NHS England and the NSPCC have joined forces to help support frontline health pract...
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New FGM guidelines released
The RCOG have this week published new “Green-top guidelines” for professionals working with women who h...