27 November 2019

Rollercoaster weight changes can repeat with second pregnancy, especially among normal-weight women

Everyone knows that gaining excess weight during one pregnancy is bad, but clinicians rarely consider weight gains and losses from...

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25 November 2019

Abdominal stitch is more effective than vaginal stitch for women with recurrent preterm births and will save babies’ lives

The results of a clinical trial have shown that an abdominal cerclage, or stitch, is proven to save babies’ lives...

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21 November 2019

Micro-vascular ultrasound imaging for obs & gynae introduced at Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust

Promotional feature Eight new diagnostic ultrasound systems have been installed across The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust to update obstetrics...

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20 November 2019

New baby and infant loss consultancy provides ‘essential’ training

Every year more than 6,500 babies and young children die in the UK. While it is widely recognised that bereaved parents...

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19 November 2019

4-5 November 2020, The 2nd Congress on Women’s Health Innovations and Inventions Addressing Unmet Needs; Tel Aviv

POSTPONED: New date is 3-4 November 2021, Tel Aviv Welcome note from the congress co-chairs: Dear Friends and Colleagues, We...

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18 November 2019

Mothers’ behaviour influences bonding hormone oxytocin in babies

Oxytocin is an extremely important hormone, involved in social interaction and bonding in mammals, including humans. It helps us relate...

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18 November 2019

14 November 2020, Third and Fourth Degree Perineal Tears & Episiotomy: One Day Hands-on Workshop; Croydon

Obstetric anal sphincter disruption is a major cause of anal incontinence. There is compelling evidence that clinicians are inadequately trained...

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18 November 2019

12 September 2020, Third and Fourth Degree Perineal Tears & Episiotomy: One Day Hands-on Workshop; Croydon

Obstetric anal sphincter disruption is a major cause of anal incontinence. There is compelling evidence that clinicians are inadequately trained...

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