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Cannabis users breast milk isn t harmful to premature babies

A study found no short-term impact on infant health, but long-term effects are unknown.

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New review investigates babies harmed by fathers and stepfathers

A new report investigating the death or serious harm of 23 babies is calling for midwives, health visitors and social workers to provide more support to.

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Covid-19 Australia: A huge spike in pregnant women becoming severely ill with the virus

Covid-19 Australia: A huge spike in pregnant women becoming severely ill with the virus
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Why U S racial gaps in breastfeeding are getting smaller

Black women historically had the lowest rates of breastfeeding initiation, but new data shows that’s changing. Community support makes the difference.

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Patients are helping to improve drab Glasgow hospital

A BLAND and depressing hospital is being transformed thanks to the work of patients and volunteers. The Design in the Dale group is working to improve the health and wellbeing of those in Leverndale Hospital. And their latest move has been to unveil a stunning new mural on the site. Samantha Flower, Care Group Occupational Therapist and NHS project lead for this work, said: “When I am out and about everyone comments on how peaceful the site is. People are amazed by the mural and regularly stop to admire it as it has taken shape. Health bosses are seeking to improve indoor and outdoor spaces; increase greenspace and biodiversity; and improve the environment for patients, staff and the local community.

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