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4 December 2019

Babies in the womb may see more than we thought

By the second trimester, long before a baby's eyes can see images, they can detect light in the womb. But...

3 March 2015

Study finds inducing babies at 37 weeks cuts risk of cerebral palsy by more than 25%

A study piloted in Denmark has suggested that inducing babies at 37 weeks can lower the risk of the baby...

9 February 2015

Breastfeeding can prepare baby for solid food

Breastfeeding can prepare baby for solid food Babies who are breastfed in the first few months of life have a...

26 January 2015

Stress during pregnancy can affect fetal development

Stress hormones in the mother can affect fetal development, according to a study published today in The Journal of Physiology...

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Babies in the womb may see more than we thought

Study finds inducing babies at 37 weeks cuts risk of cerebral palsy by more than 25%

Breastfeeding can prepare baby for solid food

Stress during pregnancy can affect fetal development

Free webinar set to spotlight key developments in drive for improved innovation in neonatal care

Formal NHS partner calls for better maternal and newborn care through equitable access

Central Medical Supplies supports Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity

University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust supports expectant fathers with MANtenatal courses

AI technology can deliver more IVF babies

Effectiveness of menopause support for NHS staff to be scrutinised

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Babies in the womb may see more than we thought

Study finds inducing babies at 37 weeks cuts risk of cerebral palsy by more than 25%

Breastfeeding can prepare baby for solid food

Stress during pregnancy can affect fetal development

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Free webinar set to spotlight key developments in drive for improved innovation in neonatal care

Formal NHS partner calls for better maternal and newborn care through equitable access

Central Medical Supplies supports Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity

University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust supports expectant fathers with MANtenatal courses

AI technology can deliver more IVF babies

Effectiveness of menopause support for NHS staff to be scrutinised

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