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Alexandra Uytenbogaardt

Editor

NICE focuses on women-centred care

Air pollution poses risk in pregnancy

Should vaccines be compulsory for midwives?

Inequality in midwifery and what it means for women's health

Why pregnant women should consider getting the vaccine

‘Vaccination offers pregnant women the best protection from COVID-19’ .

Alone in labour: fear, anxiety and the new norm

COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy

Pregnancy sickness: new findings

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If it wasn't for my midwife…

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How COVID-19 affects mother-baby contact

In the UK especially, it is widely accepted that physical contact between mother and baby from birth onwards is immensely beneficial for both Supported by UK Baby Friendly Initiatives standards in...

Pregnant BAME women at higher risk

Supporting midwives on the frontline

From pressuring government bodies for adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies to piloting programmes to promote better mental health, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) has been at the...

COVID-19's effect on midwives' mental health

Support—from a distance

Does COVID-19 affect pregnant women?

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