Indigenous-led birth research project exposes colonial barriers inside academia
An Indigenous-led project on respectful maternity care in six Canadian communities found that university ethics, funding and payment systems posed ...
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Birth weight may shape functioning after first-episode psychosis through cognitive reserve
A longitudinal study of 117 patients with first-episode psychosis found that higher birth weight was associated with better one-year functioning ...
Short gaps between pregnancies may speed biological aging, review suggests
A Cell Press review proposes that closely spaced pregnancies may not allow full postpartum recovery, potentially letting pregnancy-related increases in ...
The birth of the European Liver transplant registry
A historical account traces how a five-surgeon collaboration in 1985 developed into a registry containing more than 200,000 liver transplants ...
Predictive value of cervical length for preterm birth in women with antepartum haemorrhage of unknown origin: a retrospective cohort study
When a pregnant woman arrives at a hospital with vaginal bleeding in the second or third trimester and no obvious ...
Intrapartum ultrasound parameters within prediction models for mode of birth in nulliparous women: a scoping review
A scoping review of nineteen studies finds that intrapartum ultrasound parameters such as angle of progression and head-perineum distance show ...
Revealing the Role of Birth in Sustaining Quiescent Neural Stem Cells
The process of birth is one of the most crucial transitions in an organism’s life. The shift from the sterile ...
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