Health decline after childbirth is greater in women whose pregnancies were unplanned
By taking data prior to birth into account, a study by the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) used a...
Read MoreSwansea University academic awarded for inclusive research practice
A Swansea University academic has been recognised for her inclusive research practice that addresses the large gap in understanding of...
Read MoreWomen are having children later and it means they’re more likely to have twins
Women are having children later and it means they’re more likely to have twins – Birmingham City University expert explains...
Read MoreCertain HRT tablets linked to increased heart disease and blood clot risk
Different hormone combinations and delivery methods have varying effects on heart health, say researchers Certain hormone replacement therapy (HRT) tablets...
Read MoreNew AI tool offers insights to improve safety for mothers and babies in maternity care
Loughborough University researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that identifies the key human factors influencing maternity care outcomes,...
Read MoreWebinar aims to inspire NHS Scotland’s next wave of nursing, midwifery and AHP innovators
A new free to join webinar taking place later this month will spotlight the vital innovation contributions of nurses, midwives,...
Read MoreNew innovation drive set to inspire nurses, midwives, and AHPs to help improve NHS Scotland
Formal NHS Scotland partner InnoScot Health is launching a fresh innovation push with the aim of inspiring nurses, midwives, and...
Read MoreResearchers investigate the connection between birthing position and the satisfaction of expectant mothers
Whether lying on their back, all-fours position, sitting upright or squatting - women adopt different birthing positions during childbirth. What...
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