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    UAB awarded $1.8m to support maternal and child health education
    Neonatal & Infant

    UAB awarded $1.8m to support maternal and child health education

    10 May 2026
    BetterHelp launches campaign to support maternal mental health
    Neonatal & Infant

    BetterHelp launches campaign to support maternal mental health

    10 May 2026
    Kanvas Biosciences secures Gates Foundation backing for maternal gut health therapeutic
    Neonatal & Infant

    Kanvas Biosciences secures Gates Foundation backing for maternal gut health therapeutic

    10 May 2026
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    US$3m grant to study aiming to strengthen bones while still in the womb
    Neonatal & Infant

    US$3m grant to study aiming to strengthen bones while still in the womb

    A research project has been awarded a US$3.1m grant to explore how targeted therapy for rare bone diseases, such as osteogenesis imperfecta…

    8 May 2026
    Premature placental separation may increase the child’s risk of heart disease by age 28
    Neonatal & Infant

    Premature placental separation may increase the child’s risk of heart disease by age 28

    The risk of developing early cardiovascular disease or dying from cardiovascular disease by the age of 28 was about 4.6 times higher among…

    26 Mar 2026
    Study reveals early developmental gaps in twins compared to siblings
    Mental Health

    Study reveals early developmental gaps in twins compared to siblings

    Twins often don’t pick up new skills quite as fast as single-born children in their early years, according to the findings of…

    26 Mar 2026

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