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Oct 27, 2025, 13:27
Proud Moments for Mercy Perinatal at RANZCOG 2025 – Mercy Perinatal
Mercy Perinatal shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Congratulations to all of the amazing Mercy Perinatal team members who spoke at RANZCOG Annual Scientific Meeting this week!
These amazing researchers have showcased our important and diverse work, and we could not be prouder.
- Prof Stephen Tong: New Therapeutics in Preeclampsia: Are we any closer to treatment?
- Prof Sue Walker: The Challenges of Early Onset Preeclampsia with Fetal Growth Restriction
- Prof Lisa Hui: Universal Screening on CMV in Pregnancy – Should Australia follow Europe’s example?
- A/Prof Fiona Brownfoot: Wearable Cardiotocography: Implications and introductions to practice
- A/Prof Alexis Shub: Update on Gestational Diabetes Guidelines
- Dr Anthea Lindquist (and Team Epi: A/Prof Roxanne Hastie and Jess Atkinson): Once a C-Section, Always a C-Section? Insights from VBAC Research
- Dr Deb Karmakar: AI Analysis of CTG Pinpoint Data
- Dr Naomi Holbeach: Responsible Surgical Innovation
Thank you to all our incredible supporters who make this research possible, especially The Norman Beischer Medical Research Foundation, whose unwavering support helps us pursue our mission of bringing more mums and babies safely home across the globe.”

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