Prof Cath Williamson, Director of our National Centre for Preterm Birth Research, is at the UK Preterm Birth Conference this week, giving an update on the groundbreaking research the centre has delivered over its first year.
Read more about our research:
https://t.co/IKsEjcwG9Q
275 women died in the UK during pregnancy or up to six weeks after the end of pregnancy in 2020-2022 from causes related to or exacerbated by pregnancy among 2,028,543 women giving birth, a maternal mortality rate of 13.56 per 100,000 https://t.co/fFx5yHMOyk
This figure should ENRAGE you. 0.13 percent of all R&D funding goes to menopause?
ONE PERCENT TOTAL goes to non-cancerous women’s health conditions (endometriosis, incontinence, prolapse, fibroids, etc?) Does Gynecology even exist?
Source: @nature_the_journal
1 in 13 babies born in the UK are premature, meaning thousands of families are affected each year.
Bringing together leading experts on preterm birth for the first time, we're launching our National Centre for Preterm Birth Research today.
Learn more: https://t.co/wcDW4vWlTY
Great to see our researchers @imperialcollege, @UCL, @KingsCollegeLon, @QMUL & @UniversityLeeds celebrate the launch of our National Centre for Preterm Birth Research.
It's only by bringing leading experts together that we can better understand premature birth & improve care.
Prof Steve Thornton from @QMUL and @QMULBartsTheLon gives his thoughts on ‘Does calcium prevent pre-eclampsia?’ in a recent mini commentary published in @BJOGTweets
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https://t.co/DfvIwsu3T0
2/ Here's part 2 and if you listen to the rest of the evidence online you cannot help but be moved about the work being done by this org and clearly with women's interests at heart. I think they are worthy of support https://t.co/nN8hQSJhhw
1/ Please check out this evidence at a UK House of Lords Inquiry on the effect of desexed language on women experiencing serious pregnancy complications or infant loss. Very heartfelt from the Founder of the charity Little Heartbeats. https://t.co/PosXaosFGC