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Congratulations to Dr Kevin Coward, Course Director for the MSc in Clinical Embryology. He won Masters Teacher of The Year at the FindAMasters & FindAPhD’s first Postgrad Awards.
OxLuPin form
The OxLuPIn study (Oxford Luteal Dysfunction and Placental Insufficiency) is looking for women aged 16 years or older, who are less than 8 weeks’ pregnant, to help us understand early pregnancy and how to better predict complications such as high blood pressure later on.
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New Lancet Series outlines roadmap to end preventable maternal deaths from postpartum haemorrhage
12 June 2026
Leading experts from the University of Oxford and the World Health Organization are calling on the global community to invest in affordable proven solutions and change policy to end preventable deaths from bleeding during childbirth.
Recent changes in caesarean birth rates in England
8 June 2026
Professor Marian Knight, Director of the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU), appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning to discuss new NPEU research examining recent changes in caesarean birth rates in England.
Exosomes are more diverse than we previously thought: implications for disease diagnosis and management
5 June 2026
A new opinion article published in Trends in Cell Biology explores how tiny packages released by cells, known as exosomes, could help researchers better understand disease and may one day support new approaches to diagnosis and treatment.
Oxford researchers develop wearable ultrasound patch for continuous pregnancy monitoring
26 May 2026
New technology could help identify fetal complications earlier in high-risk pregnancies. Researchers at the University of Oxford and collaborators have helped develop a wearable ultrasound patch capable of continuously monitoring fetal wellbeing during pregnancy, offering a potential new approach to identifying complications earlier in high-risk pregnancies.