At the end of January, we were sad to hear of the death of Nicolette Peel MBE. She was involved in campaigning for better awareness

The information on whether to take medication when breastfeeding is often confusing. As a result, women may want to stop medication or feel forced into

February is LGBTQIA+ history month. In this powerful article Dr Alys Einion, FRCM, Assistant Professor, Northumbria University and Editor-in-Chief, The Practising Midwife Journal, calls for

It has been highlighted previously in that poverty and social need appear to play a part in maternal outcomes addressed in recent maternity services reports.

In recent years there has been confusion on the use of mental health medication during pregnancy and postnatal. Mixed messages may be given, resulting in

Preparing for birth and life with a new baby can be an overwhelming experience for any expectant parent. But for displaced pregnant women and birthing

It is at this time of the year that people consider making changes to diet. Particularly some choose a vegan or plant-based change as a

In this article Jenny Hall, Midwifery editor, and Neil Stewart, Editorial Director, reflect on the student experience festival and the answers to the polls asked

The start of 2023 has seen the publication of the New Years honours. Jenny Hall celebrates those who have been chosen for their work for