Caroline Gillett sharing work of Hildas and the various teams within the PPIE group #women #metabolic #health NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre Dame Hilda Lloyd Network Medical and Dental Research (UoB)

Truly honoured to have won the Herbert Reiss prize for my oral presentation @ RSM RoyalCollegeObsGyn Academic Meeting 🏆

It was a great privilege to talk about race & ethnicity in global women’s health

Thank you to my supportive mentors & the organising committee for an inspiring event

Check out interview with Prof Arri Coomarasamy OBE MBChB MD FRCOG FMedSci on BBC Radio WM discussing E-MOTIVE Trial results. Listen in from 43:20 👇 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0… Uni of Birmingham Medical and Dental Research (UoB) IMSR Institute of Applied Health Research WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health IGI Birmingham Prof Alice Roberts💙 Birmingham Alumni

The NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre Women’s Metabolic Health theme had its launch today, with Professor Shakila Thangaratinam providing an overview of ambitions ahead of research talks on #PCOS over the life course, experimental science & adrenal disorders. We also welcomed Hildas #PPIE partners & did a lab tour!

Women’s Health Research | We’re so proud of Prof Prof Arri Coomarasamy OBE MBChB MD FRCOG FMedSci who recently received an OBE recognising his research in miscarriage & severe bleeding in childbirth. #KingsBirthdayHonors IMSR WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health @tommysbham bit.ly/3NBdBwR
Here he explains the E-MOTIVE trial

Women’s Health Research | WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health, published findings in @BMJ_latest last year, reassuring parents-to-be that the risk of passing the Covid-19 virus from mother to baby is very low WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health IMSR bit.ly/3JkjCeQ

🌍🤰🏽💪 One year on and Elly Charity fondly recalls our involvement in the Global Women's Health Research Society (GLOW) Conference.
Committed to promoting and protecting women’s health, we find immense pride in supporting and participating in such impactful events.

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Professor Shakila Thangaratinam kicks off Medical and Dental Research (UoB) research challenge theme with world health C-Safe Dame Hilda Lloyd Network IMSR ELLY Charity (#weareElly) Dr Amie Wilson WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health

E-MOTIVE Trial results presented today at both ICM Triennial Congress, Bali International Confederation of Midwives & RCOG World Congress, London RoyalCollegeObsGyn ! If you were there please feel free to share any photos 😊 #ICM2023 #RCOG2023 Uni of Birmingham World Health Organization (WHO) Gates Foundation Jhpiego World Health Organization (WHO)CCGWH Medical and Dental Research (UoB)

Are you a trainee obstetrician wishing to gain research experience? If so, we’d like to hear from you for the Research Fellow position:
jobs.ac.uk/job/DAK869/res…
WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health, Professor Shakila Thangaratinam #research #obstetrician

Excellent opportunity for those wanting a career in biomedical and clinical research and with backgrounds in quantitative and/or qualitative research methods:
jobs.ac.uk/job/DAK460/res…. Closing date is 21 June 2023 WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health Professor Shakila Thangaratinam #biomedical #clinical

Are you a trainee obstetrician wishing to gain research experience? If so, we’d like to hear from you for the Research Fellow position:
jobs.ac.uk/job/DAK869/res…
WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health, Professor Shakila Thangaratinam #research #obstetrician

Huge congratulations to E-MOTIVE Trial Chief Investigator, Prof Arri Coomarasamy, on being awarded an OBE in recognition of his work in helping women and families through his research Prof Arri Coomarasamy OBE MBChB MD FRCOG FMedSci Uni of Birmingham UniBirmingham News IMSR Medical and Dental Research (UoB) WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health 🎉👏

Funded by Gates Foundation, the E-MOTIVE Trial cluster randomised trial showed an immense 60% reduction in severe postpartum haemorrhage after vaginal delivery, reducing the risk of haemorrhage-related maternal death NEJM #ICTD2023 tinyurl.com/ydn86mbz

This study was published this week in NEJM and presented at the international maternal health conference  #IMNHC2023 .

Congratulations to all involved: Gates Foundation Medical and Dental Research (UoB) WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health #MaternalHealth

📑: Read the study
nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

We’re so proud to have supported Prof Arri Coomarasamy OBE MBChB MD FRCOG FMedSci, Adam Devall and the E-MOTIVE Trial team in developing their Postpartum Haemorrhage clinical trial to rapidly identify and address potentially dangerous post birth bleeding, the biggest cause of maternal deaths worldwide.

Good news: a new trial to manage postpartum bleeding shows highly promising results. This could represent a major breakthrough in reducing maternal deaths. #HealthForAll
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Postpartum haemorrhage affects ~24 million women per year and is the leading cause of #maternalmortality worldwide. This study finds that the condition can be identified and treated quicker by using a low-cost drape to measure blood loss and bundling World Health Organization (WHO) recommended treatments.

Thank you for funding the E-MOTIVE Trial Bill Gates Melinda French Gates Gates Foundation and thank you NEJM for fast-tracking our publication.