Researchers from the Born in Bradford study (BiB) - one of the largest research studies in the world, have contributed to a major report looking into the effects of smoking during pregnancy. The study, published in the in the Journal of the American Heart Association has found that children born to mothers who smoked during pregnancy were at increased risk of having congenital heart disease. The study was led by University of Bristol, in an international collaboration with researchers from seven institutions. It brings together data on more than 230,000 families from 7 European birth cohorts from the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Italy. The research was supported by the British Heart Foundation and the H2020 program of the European Commission.
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Mr Day is based at Bradford Royal Infirmary and when not giving live saving treatment to some of the 550 babies seen by the neonatal unit each year, he can often be found reading them bedtime stories.
Dr Chris Day with Stacey Dooley while filming for Panorama
He added: “When you resuscitate a baby and they improve, it gets you right in there – in the heart. The tragedies of sick babies are particularly wretched, but you can’t just have the joy without the sadness.”
He was featured on television last year and spoke to Stacey Dooley while filming for Panorama’s Lockdown Babies.
NO further Covid-19-related hospital deaths have been reported over the last three days in Bradford. According to the latest NHS figures, there were further deaths reported by either Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust or Airedale NHS Foundation Trust. This covers the last three days; May 22, 23 and today. The daily Covid death figures are now no longer announced on weekends by the NHS. Instead, any deaths on Saturdays or Sundays are announced retrospectively on the following Monday. It means the total number of reported hospital deaths in the Bradford district remains at 891 – 629 at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, 260 at Airedale and two at Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust.