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12 May 2022

Is climate change worry putting women off having babies?

New research is asking whether Australian women consider the world a safe and promising place for children and the next...

7 July 2021

New risk model may improve the prediction of preterm birth

The health outcomes of preterm babies can be significantly improved by timely and appropriate interventions in women presenting with preterm...

7 December 2020

Stress in pregnancy may influence baby brain development

Infants' brains may be shaped by levels of stress their mother experiences during pregnancy, a study by the University of...

31 July 2015

Obesity drug has no effect on birth weight

Obesity drug has no effect on birth weight Treating pregnant women suffering from obesity with a diabetes drug does not...

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Is climate change worry putting women off having babies?

New risk model may improve the prediction of preterm birth

Stress in pregnancy may influence baby brain development

Obesity drug has no effect on birth weight

New method paves way for fewer severe birth injuries

8 July 2025, Northern Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2025; Manchester

14 October 2025, Activist conference 2025; London

Why genomics is rapidly becoming an essential part of maternity care

Women in the UK can now access new, first-of-its-kind pelvic health support through the NHS

New Sands report highlights need for improved communication around babies’ movements in pregnancy

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Is climate change worry putting women off having babies?

New risk model may improve the prediction of preterm birth

Stress in pregnancy may influence baby brain development

Obesity drug has no effect on birth weight

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New method paves way for fewer severe birth injuries

8 July 2025, Northern Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2025; Manchester

14 October 2025, Activist conference 2025; London

Why genomics is rapidly becoming an essential part of maternity care

Women in the UK can now access new, first-of-its-kind pelvic health support through the NHS

New Sands report highlights need for improved communication around babies’ movements in pregnancy

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