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💜The WOMAN Trials are advancing evidence and action to reduce maternal deaths from haemorrhaging and to improve maternal health.   What more needs to be done to ‘accelerate action’ for maternal health? Read our latest blog 👉 bit.ly/3DnQ8Nq #InternationalWomensDay

Tomorrow is International Women’s Day #IWD2025! Did you know we are partnering with WARDC WARDC to help reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria? 🇳🇬   “We are putting the women and the community first in the conversation.” - Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi Find out more tomorrow 👀

I’m honored to be recognized by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Over 25 years, our work on women’s rights exposes the wide gaps in ending maternal mortality. We stay committed to strengthening community engagement to keep women alive and thriving. #InternationalWomensDay

📢 “It should be a priority to reduce global maternal deaths." Find out more about our work with Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi WARDC to raise awareness of postpartum haemorrhage – the leading cause of maternal deaths in Nigeria.   Read more in our Q&A👇 bit.ly/3Xv1SUU #IWD2025

No woman should die giving life. This year’s #WorldHealthDay – which marks 5 years from the Sustainable Development Goals deadline — will focus on maternal and newborn health. The campaign will call for a major intensification of efforts to ensure access to high quality care

🆕 research in The Lancet Global Health shows the world is not on track to reduce maternal deaths by 2030. 🔴 Haemorrhage, mostly postpartum, remains the leading cause of maternal deaths despite many forms of treatment being available. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/3DAeC61

🤝 We're partnering with WARDC WARDC to raise awareness of #PPH in Nigeria. WARDC’s Director Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi discusses challenging discrimination in maternal healthcare and her plans for engaging communities in the trial. Read more 👉 bit.ly/3Xv1SUU

🌍New data from World Health Organization (WHO) shows that nearly 260,000 women died in pregnancy and childbirth in 2023. 💉💪The I'M WOMAN Trial is working on a solution to reduce maternal deaths. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/42rKS3T

🆕 report from the World Health Organization (WHO) showed that in 2023 around 260,000 women died as a result of complications from #pregnancy or #childbirth. ❗️Most maternal deaths are preventable if women have access to high quality healthcare. #HopefulFutures

🎙️Professor Rizwana Chaudhri, head of the WOMAN-2 Trial in Pakistan on the MHTF Maternal Health Matter podcast. Listen to learn more about the importance of detecting & treating #anaemia before pregnancy to prevent devastating outcomes such as PPH. 🩸 🔗open.spotify.com/episode/1nd711…

🤰Nurses are a crucial part of the I'M WOMAN trial team. 🆕report by ICN calls for action to improve health outcomes, strengthen economies and build more resilient societies. Find out more 👇bit.ly/3G7W7GX

🤰 Midwives are essential to maternal health around the world. In our latest video and article, discover how midwives in Pakistan are: ✅ Trusted first responders 💉 Trained to handle obstetric emergencies 💰 Providing care with limited resources 👇 bit.ly/3SrIJjK

‘Concerning’ lack of female-only medical trials in UK Amy Brenner tells The Guardian under-representation of women in #ClinicalTrials & “urgent need” to correct disparity to improve women’s #health outcomes. I'M WOMAN trial The WOMAN Trials Clinical Trials Unit - Global Health Trials Group theguardian.com/society/2025/m…

How does patient care in nursing inform global clinical trials? On International Nurses' Day, hear from Prof Haleema Shakur-Still on how she used her nursing expertise to lead a maternal health clinical trial London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Find out more in this interview 👇bit.ly/4da52nK

How are clinical trial experts at Clinical Trials Unit - Global Health Trials Group improving women's health? 🤰Recruiting and designing clinical trials to include more pregnant women is essential to reducing maternal health inequities. Learn more on International Clinical Trials Day👇bit.ly/4jXujEe #ICTD

ICYMI 🌟Experts Clinical Trials Unit - Global Health Trials Group explain why recruiting & designing trials to include more women is essential to reduce maternal and women’s health inequities.🤰 Find out more 👉bit.ly/4jXujEe

🆕study in Amer Coll Clin Pharm shows there could be a faster and simpler way of giving life-saving tranexamic acid to women who experience severe bleeding after childbirth. 🤰Pregnant women may soon benefit from this faster alternative.

Women in Nigeria face the worst rates of maternal deaths. 29% of all maternal deaths worldwide occur in Nigeria & most are from preventable causes: 🩸Life-threatening bleeding 🏥Lack of affordable healthcare 🚍Barriers to accessing health facilities 🔗bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

❗ Blood donations are vital for women who bleed severely after childbirth. 💉 Tranexamic acid (TXA) reduces bleeding fast, limits the need for blood transfusions and saves on blood stocks. 🩸 Discover three ways TXA can help 👇bit.ly/4kWFkFY #WorldBloodDonorDay

👏Congratulations to our trial team in 🇳🇬, 🇵🇰 and 🇹🇿 in reaching a new milestone. 🤰15k women have now participated in the trial which is exploring a faster and simpler way to manage #postpartumhaemorrhage using tranexamic acid. Learn more 👇 bit.ly/42fUwIn