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Rebecca Sear

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Monday 4 September 2023

Dr Marko Kerac, Associate Professor at LSHTM, said: "Preventing and treating child malnutrition is an investment which prevents child deaths and plays a key role in adult health long-term."

Famine exposure in early life linked to greater risk of non-communicable disease in later-life

Wednesday 16 August 2023

Jan van der Meulen, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, said: "By prioritising mental health during pregnancy and the year after childbirth, healthcare professionals can optimise care and support, ensuring healthier outcomes for mother and child."

Risk of premature birth up to 50% higher in mothers with poor mental health

Tuesday 15 August 2023

A quote card with yellow background from Dr Ana Bonell, Assistant Professor at LSHTM, saying "We urgently need to limit global warming, identify high-risk individuals and develop evidence-based interventions to limit the effects of extreme heat in pregnancy."

Exposure to extreme heat in pregnancy increases the risk of stillbirth

Tuesday 8 August 2023

Camille Wittesaele said: "I am thankful to the Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy for this award which will support the completion of my doctoral research."

Camille Wittesaele receives Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Award

Monday 7 August 2023

Dr Mary Waiyego said: "A human milk bank provides a safe way to ensure that all small and sick newborn babies within a hospital receive human milk."

World Breastfeeding Week: An interview with neonatologist Dr Mary Waiyego

Thursday 3 August 2023

Illustration of woman breastfeeding a baby outside in the shade beneath a canopy.

World Breastfeeding Week: Extreme heat and breastfeeding

Tuesday 1 August 2023

Ipek Gurol quote card

New evidence indicates early induction of labour may reduce inequalities in pregnancy outcomes

Friday 21 July 2023

Lower legs and feet with shadows on the floor

When is a gang a gang and why is it relevant to public health policy?

Monday 17 July 2023

People in a busy train station in the UK

On World Population Day, and every day, listen to demographers, not demographic doom-mongers

Tuesday 11 July 2023

Dry, cracked ground.

Build health systems resilience in the era of climate change: resonance for MARCH

Tuesday 20 June 2023

A hospital ward in The Gambia. (Credit: The Soapbox Collaborative)

Recommended research priorities for environmental cleaning in health care facilities

Monday 19 June 2023