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Parents' and health professionals' views and experiences of low birthweight babies in Newham.

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG

greater understanding about low birthweight in Newham from the perspective of parents who have had one or...

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Anaemia, prenatal iron use, and risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes: systematic review and meta-analysis

21 June 2013 - Publisher: British Medical Journal

This analysis (48 RCTs, n=17,793 and 44 cohort studies, n=1,851,682) found that daily prenatal use of iron (range, 10-240mg) improved birth weight in a linear dose-response fashion, leading to a...

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Signal: Donor eggs may be linked to higher risk of pregnancy complications following IVF

Source: NIHR Dissemination Centre - 26 May 2016

included caesarean delivery, the development of diabetes in the mother, low birth weight baby, premature delivery and stillbirth. The...

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Is there good evidence that SpO2 alarm settings in very low birth weight infants should be set between mid 80s to low 90s

Source: BestBETS - 07 May 2008

good evidence that SpO2 alarm settings in very low birth weight infants should be set between mid 80s to...

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NIHR Signal: Donor eggs may be linked to higher risk of pregnancy complications following IVF

27 May 2016 - Publisher: National Institute for Health Research Signal

This is an expert commentary of a systematic review and meta-analysis which found that use of donor eggs in IVF was linked to four times risk of developing high blood pressure in pregnancy,as well as...

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Maternal and child nutrition

Source: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence - NICE - 19 November 2012

Everything NICE has said on maternal and child nutrition in an interactive flowchart

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HIV treatment during pregnancy

Source: Terrence Higgins Trust

HIV treatment is a crucial way for a woman living with HIV to prevent passing the virus on to her baby during pregnancy or birth (this is called 'mother-to-child transmission' or MTCT).

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Epoetin beta (NeoRecormon): increased risk of retinopathy in preterm infants cannot be excluded

Source: Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency - MHRA - Source: GOV UK - 20 May 2015 - Publisher: Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

Possible increased risk of retinopathy with epoetin beta in premature infants calls for careful consideration of options for preventing anaemia of prematurity.

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Postnatal care

Source: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence - NICE - 09 May 2011

Everything NICE has said on the essential care that every woman and her baby should receive in the first 6–8 weeks after birth in an interactive flowchart

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Weight management before, during and after pregnancy : guidance (PH27)

Source: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence - NICE - 28 July 2010

Evidence-based recommendations on weight management before, during and after pregnancy

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Parents' and health professionals' views and experiences of low birthweight babies in Newham.

Anaemia, prenatal iron use, and risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes: systematic review and meta-analysis

Signal: Donor eggs may be linked to higher risk of pregnancy complications following IVF

Is there good evidence that SpO2 alarm settings in very low birth weight infants should be set between mid 80s to low 90s

NIHR Signal: Donor eggs may be linked to higher risk of pregnancy complications following IVF

Maternal and child nutrition

HIV treatment during pregnancy

Epoetin beta (NeoRecormon): increased risk of retinopathy in preterm infants cannot be excluded

Postnatal care

Weight management before, during and after pregnancy : guidance (PH27)