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Senesie Sheriff, a postgraduate student in Global Health Research at Oxford University, is making significant strides in maternal and child healthcare through his seed-funded research project. Supported by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR)-CRIBS, Senesie led a study titled: “An Evaluation of the Current Practice of Care Bundle Management in Preterm Birth in Two Main […]

Published this week in The Conversation: About half a million babies die each year as a result of pre-eclampsia, an aggressive and potentially life-threatening problem in pregnancy. Approximately 46,000 women also die each year due to the disorder. The condition – a high blood pressure (hypertension) disorder – can affect multiple organs in the woman’s body,

A Policy Lab held in Sierra Leone brought together clinicians, researchers, key stakeholders from government and communities to collaborate in providing improved care and clinical outcomes for pregnant women with pre-eclampsia and their babies. The Ministry of Health and Sanitation, the University of Sierra Leone in collaboration with King’s College London and Welbodi Partnership hosted