Should the Cochrane logo be accompanied by a health warning?
In the second blog of our new series Understanding Evidence, Iain Chalmers, our founding director, looks at developments in research on prenatal...
Tag Archives: Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group
Induction of labour for suspected fetal macrosomia: review and reflections
A blog for midwives, with Cochrane evidence on induction of labour for suspected fetal macrosomia and reflections on its implications for practice
Hyperemesis gravidarum: sufferers need support, compassion and better research
What's hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) like for women who suffer this severe pregnancy sickness and what do we know about what can help?
Midwife-led continuity models versus other models of care: review and reflections
Cochrane UK's Sarah Chapman and Associate Professor of Midwifery Alys Einion summarise and reflect on the Cochrane review on midwife-led models of care
Easing the strain: put your feet up for constipation
Comedian and pelvic physiotherapist Elaine Miller tells us what we need to know about constipation and good bowel health
Facilitating woman-centred care in second stage of labour. Cochrane review supports choice
Midwife Mercedes Perez Botella reflects on evidence and empowering women in second stage of labour
How to be a healthy weight in pregnancy and beyond
What's the evidence on diet and exercise in pregnancy and after?
Simple help for painful nipples in breastfeeding women
We take a look at new evidence and old remedies for nipple pain from breastfeeding
Exercise Supplement Creatine May Prevent Brain Injury in Unborn Babies
Could exercise supplement creatine protect babies brains in the womb? Dr James Duffy explains.
Evidently Advent Day 15: best health evidence wrapped up for the festive season!
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From ginger to self-pity: what we know about relieving ‘morning sickness’
What helps relieve nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy? We're still guessing.