New research shows rising survival rates
New research from the Women's says that the survival rates of premature babies has gone up over time - from 68% to 87% thanks to advances in clinical knowledge and technology.
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Newborn research - new breathing support for preterm babiesIt took the Neonatal Research Team at the Women’s to come up with the answer. Our team found a cheaper, more comfortable method of supporting the breathing of very preterm babies was safe and effective. That method is now being used worldwide.
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Oscar’s story"Oscar was born crying – the most wonderful sound parents of a premature baby can hear."
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Managing menopause symptoms after cancer“Women who come to us are thankful to be able to sit and talk about something that is not widely discussed".
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Assisted reproduction for HIV-positive people“I’m pleased to say our study demonstrates that people with HIV can safely conceive a child using assisted reproduction,” says Dr Giles.
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Assessing heart function of critically ill pregnant womenDeveloped by a Women’s anaesthetist, Clinical Associate Professor, Dr Alicia Dennis, the ROSE Scan lets doctors, for the first time, instantly see the inner workings of heart function in pregnant women without invasive high-risk monitoring.
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Breastfeeding support ‘right from the start’“You’re trying right from the start to express and to feed, so you need the help right from the start.”
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