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New research on weight gain in pregnancy
A new study shows that if a woman gains either too much or too little weight during pregnancy, there are adverse effects in their children at seven years of age.
Hyperemesis Gravidarum research call
International charities and researchers are collaborating on a global scale to improve Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) research.
New workplace law for parents of stillborn babies
Parents who suffer a stillbirth from 24 weeks’ gestation will be entitled to two weeks’ paid leave under a new law enshrined today (13 September).
RCM highlights Brexit and abortion at TUC Congress
The RCM along with other unions are putting forward a motion, which includes calling for a public vote on the final Brexit deal, at the TUC Congress this week (9-12 September).
Fish oil in pregnancy linked to increase in child’s lean and bone mass
Fish oil supplements in the later stages of pregnancy is associated with an increase in total lean and bone mass at six years of age, but with no increase in fat mass, according to a new study.
Boys born with undescended testicles more likely to develop cancer
Boys with undescended testes have 2.4 times the risk of adult testicular cancer compared to unaffected boys, according to new research.
Maternal depression linked to babies’ brain development
Women with depression and anxiety during pregnancy may be more likely to have babies with altered brain development, a study suggests.
According to recent data, a third of existing and expectant mothers don’t do pelvic floor exercises despite their reported benefits.
According to recent data, a third of existing and expectant mothers don’t do pelvic floor exercises despite their reported benefits.
RCM releases position statement on baby boxes
The new statement supports the universal provision of baby boxes in the UK.