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Blood test could predict babies’ chronic lung disease: Study

Blood test could predict babies’ chronic lung disease: Study

Australian researchers hope this early detection will generate more targeted treatments and reduce risks for babies born prematurely.


Gaps to fill in follow-up care of preterm babies

Gaps to fill in follow-up care of preterm babies

New guidance is out for best practice and coordinating timely referrals to address inconsistencies in the care of babies born before 32 weeks.


Perinatal depression leads to increased risk of death: Study

Perinatal depression leads to increased risk of death: Study

A review of one million people has linked perinatal depression to an increased risk of taking one’s own life, even decades after giving birth.


‘Expansive’ perinatal mental health care guidance released

‘Expansive’ perinatal mental health care guidance released

Clinical practice guidelines have been revised to ensure new and expecting parents receive appropriate care and regular screening.


Call for stronger regulation of ‘exploitative’ formula industry

Call for stronger regulation of ‘exploitative’ formula industry

Researchers say companies are manipulating scientific information and policymakers to generate sales, steering parents away from breastfeeding.


Progress on stillbirth prevention and support in general practice

Progress on stillbirth prevention and support in general practice

The RACGP has welcomed development of a new stillbirth clinical standard, which is expected to provide ‘fit-for-purpose’ guidance for GPs.


Good things take time: postnatal care

Good things take time: postnatal care

We need better Medicare funding for postnatal care in general practice, writes Dr Deborah Carrington.


Targeted antenatal screening for social supports ‘essential’

Targeted antenatal screening for social supports ‘essential’

Depression and anxiety among pregnant women is already high – but it significantly increases among those with low levels of support.


Social distancing poses risk to wellbeing of new mothers

Social distancing poses risk to wellbeing of new mothers

Dr Wendy Burton discusses the important role GPs play in postnatal support, especially during the pandemic.


GPs ‘very useful part’ of support network for postnatal depression

GPs ‘very useful part’ of support network for postnatal depression

In the fourth of a series of HANDI updates, newsGP talks to the author of a recently added intervention.


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