Earlier specialised care could prevent 10,000 miscarriages a year, UK study finds
Charity says starting specialised care after first miscarriage instead of third reduces risk of future losses Giving women access to specialised care after their first miscarriage could prevent about 10,000 pregnancy losses a year across the UK, according to a study. Currently, women in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are eligible for specialist care on the NHS for early baby losses after they have had a minimum of three miscarriages. Continue reading...
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Tommy’s said its proposed model of care was ‘not only effective but achievable without significant additional workload’. Photograph: Chinnapong/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenTommy’s said its proposed model of care was ‘not only effective but achievable without significant additional workload’. Photograph: Chinnapong/ShutterstockMiscarriageEarlier specialised care could prevent 10,000 miscarriages a year, UK study findsCharity says starting specialised care after first miscarriage instead of third reduces risk of future lossesTobi Thomas Health and inequalities correspondent Wed 29 Apr 2026 00.01 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleGiving women access to specialised care after their first miscarriage could prevent about 10,000 pregnancy losses a year across the UK, according to a…
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