Placental protein predictive of preeclampsia
A new test that checks the level of a placental protein could help doctors determine if a woman will develop...
Read MoreFoetal asphyxiation often due to human error
Findings from a 15-year study indicate that human error is the most common cause of infant asphyxiation at birth. Inadequate...
Read MoreAddressing preterm births globally
Researchers and global health organisations have issued a call-to-action to advance a comprehensive research agenda to address the global burden...
Read MoreFewer callbacks and better detection with 3D mammography
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="400" caption="2D mammogram image"][/caption]Compared to traditional mammography, 3D mammography – known as digital breast tomosynthesis – found...
Read MoreFrequent mammograms for better outcomes
In a study of screening mammography-detected breast cancers, patients who had more frequent screening mammography had a significantly lower rate...
Read MoreA quarter of midwives unhappy with pay and working conditions
Independent Midwives UK responded to the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) survey highlighting that almost a quarter of midwives working...
Read MoreMidwifery and Child Care in South Africa tour
Professor Cathy Warwick CBE, General Secretary of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) and Honorary Professor of Midwifery at Kings...
Read MorePromoting healthy lifestyle for normal pregnancy
Researchers have identified certain lifestyle factors that make it more likely for a woman to have a normal pregnancy, including...
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