A charity-funded app to help parents care for premature children recently won an award for its innovative use of technology to improve value in healthcare.
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'Towards safer and more equitable #maternal health care' - @ana_luisa_neves of @momobyhealth, winners of this year's @ICEnterpriseLab Venture Catalyst Challenge tells us the important of their mission https://t.co/c8YmMaSEDG
Join us for our next #IGHIForum on 13 June as we look at '#RoadTraffic Injury: Impact, Insight and Intervention in the Era of #BigData' - https://t.co/ZHt6uV40VF
Have you got #data on follow-up of children after Group B Streptococcus infection? @LSHTM and @WHO needs reliable data to inform the development of #GBS vaccines. See details here: https://t.co/aCiLKm1DHg
If we want to impact the #health of women, children & young people in 5-10 yrs, what shifts in #research & education do we need to make now? What is the next generation of research? Join the discussion at MARCH event 5.30pm 22 May! register: https://t.co/Fj46admOtc
Attend @MARCH_LSHTM's next event 'Next Generation: Shaping the future of health research for #women, #children & young people' on 22 May, chaired by @jocalynclark https://t.co/sqqwe57CG9
Have you heard our latest #podcast? We talk to Dr Emily Mayhew and @e_charani to discuss healthcare amongst #conflict with a focus on antimicrobial resistance and paediatric injury. Catch them both at our #IGHIForum on Thursday - https://t.co/6zBdJfA2Ym
It's not too late to get your ticket for tomorrow's #IGHIForum on the the impact of #conflict on health and post-conflict #healthcare https://t.co/m8CcTQjGzC
It's National Children's Day!
For children in Cote d’Ivoire, good health can be the key to improve their education. For just 33p, you could help unlock their potential 💙 #NCDUK2018
Donate today at: https://t.co/7A6UWudFm2
Excited to confirm @jocalynclark, Exec Editor @TheLancet will be chairing panel talk @MARCH_LSHTM event 22 May on the future of health research for women, children & young people! Panellists include Mary De Silva @wellcometrust & @NeenaModi1. Register here https://t.co/Fj46admOtc
"People may be more likely to develop acute lower #respiratory infections after even brief increases in air pollution, and babies and toddlers are especially vulnerable", study suggests - https://t.co/rldaytRcdz