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Scottish mothers are breastfeeding for longer
A new report reveals that more mothers in Scotland are continuing to breastfeed up to six months after birth.
Figures show rise in infant mortality rate
There has been an increase in infant deaths in England and Wales, according to the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Older fathers linked to increased birth risks
Increased risks at birth, including low birthweight and seizures, have been associated with babies of older fathers in a study in the US.
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.
Preconception blood pressure and pregnancy loss could be linked
Women with elevated blood pressure before conception could be at an increased risk of pregnancy loss, according to a new study.
Antidepressant use in pregnancy and neonatal outcomes
Women taking antidepressants during pregnancy were more likely to have babies who required neonatal unit admission, a study has found.
Financial incentives may increase breastfeeding rates
A study published by the University of Sheffield and the University of Dundee into financial incentives for breastfeeding has shown that offering new mothers financial incentives may increase low breastfeeding rates.
Pre-pregnancy weight linked with child neurodevelopment
A woman’s weight before pregnancy is linked with children’s neurodevelopment, an analysis published in Obesity Reviews has found.
Research: What causes women in New South Wales to birth before arrival, and why?
Birthing options in Australia are more numerous in densely populated coastal regions but less available in rural and remote areas, often necessitating some women to move to city regions as their birth due date draws near.