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The left hand doesn t know what the right is doing : the barriers to UK maternal mental healthcare | Mental health

Mental health problems affect up to 20% of new mothers, but provision of mother-and-baby support is patchy

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Blood Clots Leading Cause of Death Within 6 Weeks of Giving Birth as Maternal Deaths Rise

Blood Clots Leading Cause of Death Within 6 Weeks of Giving Birth as Maternal Deaths Rise
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Maternal mortality rates in UK highest for 20 years

New and expectant mothers are dying at levels "not seen for the past 20 years" amid a spike in deaths from suicide, substance misuse, and…

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Maternal death rates are up 50 per cent - what s going on?

Mothers in the UK are dying during or soon after pregnancy at levels last seen 20 years ago. This alone is a shocking trend, but it is even more…

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UK maternal deaths reach highest level in 20 years: study

LONDON: The number of women in Britain dying during pregnancy or soon afterwards has reached its highest level in almost two decades, a new study reported on Thursday.The figures from MBRRACE-UK,.

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