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Challenging inequality, sexism and discrimination
Inspiration abounded when two activists took to the main stage at the RCM conference 2018 to share their views on how we can – and must – challenge inequality, sexism and discrimination around us.Looking at perinatal mental health
From the personal to the big picture, three speakers offered a multi-perspective insight to illuminate the issues around perinatal mental health at the RCM conference in Manchester.Stillbirth: death by another name
Bereaved father David Monteith delivered a captivating and deeply moving account of his family’s experience of stillbirth – sharing not only his story, but also vital lessons about the care, which can make a difference, at the RCM annual conference ...Safety expert says ‘linear’ approach is not working
Leading safety expert Dr Suzette Woodward delivered a compelling message to delegates from the RCM conference stage in Manchester, telling them ‘we need to take the blame out of failure.’![](/media/2984/gill-walton.png?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131926117030000000)
RCM CEO opens annual midwifery conference 2018
‘We are passionate about our jobs. We are kind to each other.’![](/media/1981/rcm-annual-conference-logo.png?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131884153090000000)
RCM annual conference 2018
This year’s RCM annual midwifery conference is set to take place from tomorrow (4 October) for two days in Manchester.![](/media/2985/breastfeeding-istock_250x200.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131926122400000000)
Study looks into infant feeding methods and weight gain
The research suggests that breastmilk from the bottle may not have as many benefits for a baby's weight as feeding directly from the breast.![](/media/2986/depressed-woman_shutterstock_155747288_4.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131926124970000000)
Study links postnatal depression to fewer daylight hours
Women in late pregnancy during darker months of the year may have a greater risk of developing postpartum depression once their babies are born, according to new research.![](/media/3046/bump250x200.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131946031360000000)
New strategy to reduce stillbirths remains unproven
A new study trialling a care package aimed at reducing the risk of babies being stillborn offers only a marginal drop say researchers.![](/media/3047/pregnant-woman-healthy_shutterstock_250x200b.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=720&height=467&rnd=131946034920000000)