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Miscarriage and Baby Loss Articles
Maternity services in England require improvement, say MPs
Improvements in maternity safety are still not happening quickly enough, with little progress made against some key...
Co-op offers support for staff affected by pregnancy loss
The Co-op is offering paid leave and time off for medical appointments as part of measures to help staff suffering...
Scientists discover clue which could explain why early pregnancies fail
Scientists have identified key molecular events in the earliest stages of human embryo development which could help...
20,000 taking valproate to be contacted in bid to avoid pregnancy complications
Around 20,000 women and girls taking sodium valproate are to receive advice about the risks of taking the drug in...
New medical device could improve prediction of preterm birth
A new medical device could improve the prediction of preterm birth, researchers say. A new medical device could...
Mum to stillborn baby says donating her breast milk made her feel closer to the son she lost
An expectant mother has told how generously donating her breast milk for eight months after her first baby was...
No Evidence To Suggest Covid-19 Vaccine Leads To Miscarriage
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has come forward to debunk a circulating article claiming that...
NHS England’s New Maternal Mental Health Hubs – What about Dads?
Birth, postnatal mental health issues, and child loss can affect both parents, so why are men being left out of the...
Bereaved parents will be entitled to 2 weeks' paid leave from work
Working parents who also suffer the loss of a child will now be entitled to 2 weeks of statutory paid leave, the...
Dads of Stillborn Children Don’t Get the Support They Need
A charity fundraiser who lost his daughter two weeks before her due date says that dads often don’t receive the...
Baby loss should not be taboo – how to talk to someone who has lost a baby
In 2018 there is very little that is truly 'taboo' in our culture. We talk about pretty much anything with pretty much...