A new, neonatal incubator designed, developed and manufactured in Britain has seen its first ever clinical use in a UK hospital. Created by James Roberts, Founder and CEO of mOm, and his team, this innovative accessible incubator recently helped to sustain a premature baby at St Peter’s Hospital, Chertsey.

A new report by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) shows that recognising serious illness in infants and young children remains a key patient safety risk across the NHS. Despite advances in treatments, infections remain the leading cause of death in children under the age of five.

The University of Zurich and the Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation have launched EFBRI – an evolving Ethical Framework informing Breastfeeding Research and Interventions.

A research study confirms that continuous monitoring of sugar levels in premature infants is better than standard care by providing more targeted glucose control with less invasive blood glucose testing.

Unexpected Beginnings, a podcast to support parents of premature babies, launched on World Prematurity Day at Leeds Children’s Hospital.

Masimo has launched Dual SET Pulse Oximetry for Root, a highly versatile patient monitoring and connectivity hub, representing a significant advancement to Masimo SET-guided critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) screening.

A new report, No One Wants to See My Baby, published as a collaboration between Best Beginnings, Home-Start UK and the Parent-Infant Foundation, raises concerns about the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on babies and their families.

Neonatal charity, the NICU Foundation, has launched its second animation aimed at supporting new parents as they prepare to take their baby home following a stay on a neonatal unit.

World Prematurity Day on 17 November marks a day where the world comes together to raise awareness of preterm birth and WaterWipes is intending to connect with vital hospitals, charities, and other organisations across the globe to support families with premature babies.