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kcl.ac.uk/jobs/091686-cl… Looking for a Senior Lecturer in Hypertension or Maternal Medicine. Why not join us. Deadline end July.

Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC) study day Chorley & Royal Preston sharing pathways

Dr Emma Ingram presenting Management of Severe Hypertensive Diseases in Pregnancy Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC)

Harnessing the power of life sciences - across all sectors - has a substantial impact on patient outcomes. A useful cross-government discussion to bolster the UK as a world leader in clinical trials and innovation, including NIHR Research supporting UK's life sciences industry.

A diagnosis of #IntrahepaticCholestasisofPregnancy increases your chance of having, or develop pre-eclampsia and/or gestational diabetes. We can support you throughout your #pregnancy along with our friends Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC) & Jo Paterson #PregnancyConditions #ICP #LiverTwitter #Support

Excited to announce the ground-breaking STARshiP - screening women for pre-eclampsia in first trimester. Read the press release here nottingham.ac.uk/news/groundbre… 1/2

‘POPPY study is a once in a lifetime opportunity to answer the question whether the known preeclampsia-associated long-term cardiovascular risk is a legacy of preeclampsia itself or whether preeclampsia just merely unmasks the Prepregnancy cardiovascular predisposition.’

An interesting day for our CEO @hellofrommarcus and Trustee anitaobsmed in Scotland, taking the discussion on #PlGF to the heart of Government with John Swinney

Targeted educational initiatives are needed to improve the knowledge-to-practice gap, improve #postnatal care and reduce #cardiovasculardisease after #preeclampsia UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre Saint Mary's at MFT sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

All pregnant women at risk of pre-eclampsia MUST have access to life-saving PlGF testing. 95% of NHS trusts in England already offer the test - Scotland must do the same. I met First Minister, Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC), Monica Lennon MSP & campaigners to discuss the urgent roll-out of the test.

We are so very sorry to learn of the death of our co-founder Prof Chris Redman. Chris will be sorely missed as a brilliant clinician, a master of pre-eclampsia and a man of huge integrity. Our full tribute is on our website action-on-pre-eclampsia.org.uk/prof-emeritus-…

🚨 After pressure from politicians, campaigners and Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC), I'm delighted that Scottish Government has agreed to fund life-saving PlGF testing for pre-eclampsia. 🏥This test is long overdue in Scotland and health boards must now deliver it at pace to protect mums and their babies.

I'll be on BBC Scotland radio tomorrow at 0750 talking about this excellent news

Health Secretary @NeilCGray has announced @Scotgov funding for all health boards to provide a blood test for pregnant women who need it, to help identify pre-eclampsia. More information about pre-eclampsia here: bit.ly/pre-eclampsiai…

I thank First Minister John Swinney for listening to Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC), Clark’s parents - Ami and Stuart - and Lynsey and Bradley, parents of Carys. Parents, politicians and experts united as one with the sole aim of making life-saving pre-eclampsia testing available throughout Scotland.

Welcome to our August Newsletter! - mailchi.mp/apec/find-out-…

We will be opening a new study in Newcastle Hospitals soon looking at supporting pregnant people at risk of pre-eclampsia to take low-dose aspirin when advised. Supported by Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC) Sands Insights Newcastle University Birth & Baby Conversations Eleanor Holden Watch this space MVPNewcastle

Tribute to Prof Chris Redman who died in August Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC) bbc.com/news/articles/…

Midwives back unannounced inspections at Scots crisis-hit maternity units dlvr.it/TCfJmn

We're still looking for four more families who have had a PMRT review or MNSI investigation for our MATREP study. This is identify how best we can use these approaches to improve maternity care. We would be grateful if people could contact us [email protected]