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Jul 1, 2026, 19:36
Rachel Small: Early Pregnancy Care Must Not Be Left Out of Maternal Health Discussions
Rachel Small, Clinical Matron at University Hospital Birmingham, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Summary of publication yesterday below. Early pregnancy care not mentioned in all 200 pages. Yet early pregnancy is still a cause of maternal death (MMBRACE) early pregnancy care affects more women than any other gestation
50% of all women have an early pregnancy complication
25% of all pregnancies miscarry
1:80 pregnancies are ectopic
When will early pregnancy have the voice, recognition and funding it deserves? Your not pregnant from 16 weeks onwards – we need to do more.”
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