Background Data recorded at birth and death registration in England and Wales have been
routinely linked with data recorded at birth notification since 2006. These provide scope for …

Background: Little is known about the outcomes of late-term pregnancy. In this study, we aim
to assess the incidence and adverse prenatal outcomes associated with late-term …

Background To review the similarities and differences in Pakistani, Bangladeshi and White
British mothers health beliefs (attitudes, knowledge and perceptions) and health behaviour …

Objective This study aims to compare the prevalence of gestational diabetes in Indian,
Pakistani, Bangladeshi and British women in Luton, England and further examine …

Aim Reducing poor maternal and infant outcomes in pregnancy is the aim of maternity care.
Adverse health behaviours lead to increased risk and can adversely mediate birth …

Some of the important pregnancy outcomes such as preterm delivery, growth restriction and
low birth weight (LBW) infant, stillbirth, and some long-term chronic diseases vary by race …

Social support signifies a system that provides for family, relatives, and friends or is derived
from external sources such as social services or health promotion networks and can reduce …

Background: Evidence suggests that all forms of diabetes are on the increase, especially
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM), which increases the risk of maternal and neonatal …

Background: Little is known about the outcomes of late-term pregnancy. In this study, we aim
to assess the incidence and adverse prenatal outcomes associated with late-term …

Background: In low-risk women, it is being debated whether to induce labor at 41 weeks+ 0
days or to allow the pregnancy to continue until 42 weeks+ 0 days. Post-term pregnancy is …