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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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Failure to recognise ectopic pregnancy causing women's deaths, says expert | Pregnancy

Prof Marian Knight says action needed to improve diagnosis of condition in which fertilised egg implants itself outside womb ....

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Samantha Willis was a beloved young pregnant mother. Did bad vaccine advice cost her her life?

When the UK’s jab programme began, expectant mothers were told to steer clear – so Samantha decided to wait until she had had her baby. Two weeks after giving birth, she died in hospital ....

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Pregnant women urged to get jab as majority unvaccinated

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By Smitha Mundasad
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England s chief midwife has stepped up her call for pregnant women to get the Covid jab as soon as possible.
Estimates based on GP records and Public Health England data suggest hundreds of thousands have not had the jab, as the number of mums-to-be in hospital with the virus rises.
Other data suggests the Delta variant increases the chance of severe disease.
In the last three months, 171 pregnant women with Covid needed hospital care - but none had had both jabs.
In a letter to midwives, obstetricians and GP practices, chief midwife for England Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent says all healthcare professionals have a responsibility to proactively encourage pregnant women to get vaccinated. ....

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Why are Black women in the UK four times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth?

Why are Black women in the UK four times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth?
Prof Maggie Rae, president of the Faculty of Public Health, attributes the coronavirus pandemic for only highlighting the inequalities in the healthcare system that are already apparent for many
PICTURED: Black women are more at risk of dying in pregnancy or childbirth, a new report finds
IN THE UK, Black women are four times more likely than white women to die in pregnancy or childbirth, a new report has found.
The data from the MBRRACE-UK study, which also found that women from Asian ethnic background face twice the risk, showed a slight narrowing of the figures from last year’s report as it reported that Black women were five times more likely to die. ....

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