Experts have linked the increase of medical intervention with the increasing trend of older women giving birth
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Experts have linked the increase of medical intervention with the increasing trend of older women giving birth
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More than half of mothers now have babies with the help of medical intervention, according to an audit of NHS maternal care.
Report shows NHS has recorded a ‘staggering’ 748 recommendations relating to maternity and neonatal care in the past decade
Women everywhere want to be assured of a safe and dignified birth, where they are listened to and their needs – that they and…
England’s maternity crisis stems from decades of underfunding, mismanagement and a culture that fails to listen to women,…
Households given a one-off payment of $1,000 dollars saw infant mortality drop by almost 50 per cent
Mother feared she was ‘going to die’ after five hospitals failed to diagnose she had potentially fatal Placenta Accreta Spectrum…
Leeds Teaching Hospitals and Oxford University Hospitals among the trusts to be scrutinised in Baroness Amos review
