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Parents who suffer miscarriage before 24 weeks can apply for baby loss certificate
Parents who suffer a miscarriage or stillbirth before 24 weeks will be able to apply for Government baby loss certificates. The voluntary scheme, launching on Wednesday, aims to formally recognise ...
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Obstetrical Management of the Older Gravida
[23] Interestingly, the risk of stillbirth for women aged 40–44 years at 39 weeks of gestation is comparable with women aged 25–29 years at 42 gestational weeks. Therefore, the authors ...
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Baby loss certificates launched to 'recognise parents' grief' after miscarriage before 24 weeks - we share eligibility criteria and the application process
The government has announced that baby loss certificates for parents who experienced a loss of pregnancy before 24 weeks are now available for application. Miscarriages can occur at any time ...
'Time to grieve': Paid bereavement leave should cover miscarriage, MPs say
As of April 2020, employees can be eligible for statutory parental bereavement leave, including pay, if they have a ...
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Stillbirth rate high for black and Asian babies in UK
Stillbirth rates remain "exceptionally high ... death occurring before or during birth once a pregnancy has reached 24 weeks) and 1,158 neonatal deaths (babies who die in the first 28 days ...