Stillbirth in a sentence

Professor Alexander Heazell, Director of the Tommy's Stillbirth Research Centre, said: “We are delighted that Ben is completing two amazing challenges for our stillbirth research next year.

Stillbirth Foundation Australia chief executive Leigh Brezler said the long-awaited changes would go a long way to helping remove the stigma around stillbirth.

Doctors told Cox that her fetus has a condition known as trisomy 18, which has a very high likelihood of miscarriage or stillbirth, and low survival rates, according to her lawsuit filed last week in Austin.

For years, Windsor has been without an in-person program specifically for miscarriage and stillbirth.

In an impassioned speech, the Florida Democrat detailed her experience being forced to carry a stillbirth, and denounced a nonsensical anti-abortion bill.

Pregnant women are advised to sleep on their side, rather than on their back, after 28 weeks, to reduce the risk of stillbirth.

Sitting in the car after meeting with the pathologist who walked through Kennedy’s autopsy results, Brooke and Colin Smith decided to launch a nonprofit to raise awareness about stillbirth and help families who had experienced pregnancy or infant loss.

The free app was created through Healthy Birth Day Inc., a nonprofit focusing on stillbirth prevention that teaches parents how to track fetal movement daily in the third trimester of pregnancy.

The genetic condition often leads to miscarriage and stillbirth, with a 90-95% mortality rate for babies within the first year after birth.

The team are hoping to raise £25,000 which will be split between Bolton Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, housing charity The Ronald McDonald House and Sands, a stillbirth and neonatal death charity.

The Texas attorney general’s office recently rejected a personhood argument in a lawsuit brought by a former prison guard who partially blames the state for her stillbirth.

Donna Ockenden is leading the largest review in NHS history into cases in Nottingham including stillbirth, neonatal deaths, brain damage and harm to mothers.

Even the threshold for reporting a stillbirth is not uniform.

In the U.S. every year, 1 million pregnancies end in miscarriage, and more than 20,000 end in stillbirth.

Vallejo said cost should be one of the last things families have to worry about when experiencing a miscarriage or a stillbirth.

Brewin underscored that the relationship identified by their research between stillbirth and social stresses highlights how the prevention strategy of the government should extend beyond healthcare and must go deeper into underlying issues of society.

Disease, labor complications and tragedies like miscarriage, stillbirth and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome are common—along with domestic violence, rape and unwanted pregnancy—yet the show warms as many hearts as it breaks.

Participants were 1,739 newborns enrolled in the Safe Passage Study, a large multidisciplinary study investigating the association between prenatal alcohol exposure, sudden infant death syndrome and stillbirth.

The facts are nearly identical: Fagundes charged the Hanford woman with murder in 2018 after she gave birth to a stillborn baby at the same hospital where Becker had her stillbirth, with staff calling the coroner’s office.

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