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Local investigations into the deaths of babies and those born with severe brain injuries are not good enough, according to a new report. The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has published their first annual report into the issue with an improvement programme: Each Baby Counts. Read the rest of this post...
The recent investigation by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists into problems in labour has highlighted the major issue of investigation into the deaths. The report has concluded that the quality of such investigations is simply not good enough. Read the rest of this post...
The equipment has two motors at the hips, two at the knees, the ankles are spring-loaded and there are sensors on the feet and is powered by a back-pack battery and it is hoped the technology will be developed by using the person's own muscles to help them walk by using electrodes Read the rest of this post...
A baby with spina bifida has undergone pioneering surgery whilst in the womb to help him walk. Baby Adam received fetoscoptic surgery in Germany which is considered an extremely risky procedure. Read the rest of this post...
New statistics suggest one third of all deaths in 2013 of those under 75 were potentially avoidable in the UK. Read the rest of this post...
The Football Association has agreed to examine the potential risks of brain injury caused by heading a football asking whether there is a casual link between heading a ball and degenerative neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's. Read the rest of this post...
A new test can predict whether brain damaged patients will regain consciousness by measuring glucose levels in the brain. Read the rest of this post...
The report from the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) found a backlog in CT and MRI scan results in three-quarters of hospitals. Read the rest of this post...
Such delays are estimated to cost an eye-watering £820m each year and are putting older patients at risk due to the loss of mobility seen during prolonged stays in hospital. Read the rest of this post...
New scanning equipment for newborn babies was used for the first time at a Manchester hospital. Baby Minnie was scanned using the equipment rather than being transferred to another hospital thanks to investment in neonatal monitoring. Read the rest of this post...

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