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Fish oil in pregnancy linked to increase in child’s lean and bone mass
Fish oil supplements in the later stages of pregnancy is associated with an increase in total lean and bone mass at six years of age, but with no increase in fat mass, according to a new study.
Boys born with undescended testicles more likely to develop cancer
Boys with undescended testes have 2.4 times the risk of adult testicular cancer compared to unaffected boys, according to new research.
Maternal depression linked to babies’ brain development
Women with depression and anxiety during pregnancy may be more likely to have babies with altered brain development, a study suggests.
Former midwife appointed Bishop
A former midwife has been appointed as the first female Bishop of London. The Right Reverend Sarah Mullally, DBE, was only ordained two years ago and has been the Suffragan Bishop of Crediton in the Diocese of Exeter. Her nomination to replace ...
Research reveals most useful items in baby boxes
One of the items least likely to be used by new parents in the Scottish Government’s baby box scheme are condoms, according to the Scottish Government’s own research.
New report shows need for long-term NHS funding solution
A report on NHS funding reveals the extent to which health spending would need to rise to provide the same level of service it does today in the future.RCM Scotland showcases varied role of midwives
The RCM in Scotland has released a new publication today (24 May) that highlights the breadth of roles of Scottish midwives.
RCM to join Pride parade 2018
The RCM will be joining in the festivities for this year’s Pride parade in London on 7 July.
More support needed around smoking in pregnancy and obesity
The RCM in Wales is calling for more investment and support around obesity and smoking in pregnancy at the TUC Wales Conference today (23 May).