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This is some serious third-world shit: "35 °C in the maternity wards. Newborns who are suffocating, exhausted young mothers, rooms turned into furnaces..." And France ALREADY has the cleanest electricity in Europe, thanks to nuclear power, so they absolutely have no excuse. #ThirdWorld #NuclearPower #MaternityCare #FR

Most common newborn baby names in Romania for 2025: Boys 1. Matei 2. David 3. Andrei 4. David-Andrei 5. Luca 6. Alexandru 7. Filip 8. Tudor Girls 1. Eva-Maria 2. Sofia-Maria 3. Maria 4. Anastasia-Maria 5. Selena-Maria 6. Anastasia 7. Ilinca-Maria 8. Sofia https://t.co/wLRviAlGX2 #BabyNames #Romania #Newborns

BBC May 17

Women who participated in trials of the newly launched OdonAssist birth device, created by a car mechanic, praised it as a much-needed alternative to outdated delivery methods, highlighting its gentle approach that reduces marks on newborns compared to traditional forceps and ventouse. #BirthInnovation #MaternalHealth #NewParentingOptions #AR #GB #ZA

Southmead Hospital celebrates gentle assisted birth device launch
BBC May 13

A mother from Somerset is campaigning for the inclusion of Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI) in the UK’s national newborn screening program, following her daughter's struggle with the life-threatening condition that caused severe health issues before diagnosis at age one. #HealthAwareness #GeneticDisorders #NewbornScreening #GB

Fruit and vegetables are toxic to my child
BBC May 13

A mother from Somerset is campaigning for Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI), a life-threatening condition her daughter Freya suffers from, to be included in the national neonatal screening program to ensure early detection and prevent the trauma and health complications associated with misdiagnosis. #GeneticDisorders #ChildHealth #NewbornScreening #GB

Fruit and vegetables are toxic to my child
BBC May 13

The mother of a young girl from Somerset, who suffers from Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI), is advocating for the condition to be included in the national neonatal screening program after her daughter faced severe health issues due to delayed diagnosis, highlighting the urgent need for early detection to prevent potentially life-threatening complications. #GeneticDisorders #HealthAwareness #NewbornScreening #GB

Fruit and vegetables are toxic to my child
BBC May 13

A mother from Somerset is advocating for the inclusion of Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI) in the UK's national neonatal screening program, citing her daughter's life-threatening struggles with the condition that went undiagnosed for years, leading to severe health issues, while health officials acknowledge the need for new evidence to potentially modify screening programs. #HealthAwareness #GeneticDisorder #NewbornScreening #GB

Fruit and vegetables are toxic to my child
BBC May 5

A BBC investigation reveals that self-proclaimed infant sleep consultants are giving dangerously misleading advice, such as placing newborns on their stomachs while sleeping, which can significantly increase the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), prompting health professionals to demand stricter regulations in this unregulated industry. #BabySafety #SIDS #ParentingAdvice #GB #SC #NI

Opasni saveti samoproglašenih stručnjakinja o spavanju beba: BBC istraga - BBC News na srpskom
BBC May 5

A BBC investigation revealed that some self-proclaimed infant sleep experts, who provide potentially dangerous advice, including placing newborns to sleep on their front—a practice linked to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)—are advising vulnerable parents, prompting calls for greater regulation in the unregulated infant sleep consulting industry. #InfantSafety #SleepConsulting #SuddenInfantDeathSyndrome #GB #IE #NI #SC

Dangerous baby-sleep advice given to parents by self-described experts, secret filming reveals
BBC May 5

A BBC investigation revealed that self-proclaimed infant sleep experts are giving dangerous advice, such as placing newborns on their stomachs to sleep and using loose items in cots, practices that significantly raise the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), leading to calls for regulation in this unmonitored industry to protect vulnerable families from harmful misinformation. #BabySafety #InfantSleep #SIDS #GB #SC #NI

Dangerous baby-sleep advice given to parents by self-described experts, secret filming reveals