Neonatal
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An artificial womb to improve care for extremely premature babies AAP - 26-04-2017
There's hope for extremely premature babies as scientists develop an artificial womb that already appears to have helped premature lambs develop.
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Study suggests mother's voice may help stabilise preterm babies AAP - 07-04-2017
A new French study suggests a mother's voice may play an important role in stabilising a premature baby. A mother's voice plays a crucial
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Taking fish oil supplements during pregnancy will not guarantee a smart baby AAP - 22-03-2017
An Australian study suggests there is no real need for pregnant women to take fish
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Stressed while pregnant may cause child cognitive issues AAP - 08-02-2017
A European study has found general life stress experienced by mothers is more strongly associated with child cognitive issues than family of work stressors.
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Premature babies are at greater risk of developmental and behavioural delays AAP - 07-02-2017
Moderate-to-late preterm babies are three times more likely to have language delays and delayed motor skills by the age of two, a study has found.
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Flat head syndrome at heightened risk of developmental delays AAP - 25-01-2017
An Australian study has for the first time found a link between flat head syndrome and developmental delays in children. Babies with flat head
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Stillbirth research centre launched in Queensland AAP - 13-06-2017
There are six stillbirths every day in Australia and in the majority of these cases the cause is unknown. For the past 20 years the rate
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Respiratory viruses common in newborns Karen Keast - 13-06-2017
Almost one in five neonates has a respiratory virus in their first month of life but many fail to show signs of illness, new research shows. A
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A new drug to prevent pre-term birth AAP - 08-11-2016
Scientists are a step closer to understanding the trigger for pre-term birth and believe they may have found a drug to prevent a baby from being born too early.
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Lack of accurate measurement markings on the baby bottles AAP - 09-11-2016
An Australian study has found more than half of baby bottles have inaccurate or missing markings, with one in five failing world standards.
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Stillbirth rate in Australia has risen AAP - 10-11-2016
The number of babies dying in the first four weeks of life has decreased but the rate of stillbirths has risen, according to a new report.
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Paracetamol in pregnancy risks behavioural problems in kids AAP - 11-11-2016
A question mark hangs over the use of paracetamol during pregnancy after a study found an association between its use and behavioural problems in children.
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SIDS: Flat head fears put babies at risk AAP - 11-11-2016
New research has found Australian parents are ignoring the SIDS guidelines to prevent their baby from developing flat head syndrome. Parents
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Boy babies are at greater risk of being born prematurely AAP - 12-07-2016
Boys are more likely to be born prematurely at 20-24 weeks, a study by researchers at the University of Adelaide has found. Boy babies are
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Multivitamins for pregnancy - helpful or harmful? HealthTimes - 08-07-2016
This is the question posed by new research from Griffith University which aims to dispel the myths around vitamin use and educate reproductive aged women about their dietary
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New guidelines for pregnant epilepsy patients Health Insights - 20-06-2016
Senior doctors in the UK say more specialist care is needed for pregnant women who have epilepsy to reduce pregnancy risks. Health officials
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Placenta therapy to protect babies in later life AAP - 18-05-2016
Therapies targeting the placenta may help protect babies from the risk of diabetes, heart disease and stroke later in life, WA researchers say.
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The shorter the mother, the higher the odds of having a premature baby: study HealthTimes - 22-04-2016
Short mothers are twice as likely to have a baby born premature than tall mothers, according to a new international study. The odds of having
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Smoking while pregnant alters baby's DNA AAP - 01-04-2016
Women smoking during pregnancy cause genes to switch on or off in their unborn babies, DNA researchers discover. Pregnant mothers who smoke
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Girl babies born late more likely to become obese adults: study HealthTimes - 12-04-2016
Girl babies born more than a week past term could be 12 percent more likely to grow up obese, according to a new international study led by a Liggins Institute researcher.
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