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Stillborn and Neonatal Death
UK struggling on infant mortality rate
An article in the Daily Mail states that according to the latest figures from Unicef, the UK lags behind countries such as Cuba and Belarus on infant mortality rates. Unicef figures leave the UK in 30…
Read More »Stillbirth Post Mortem Delays
Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity, fears that 1000s of bereaved parents are not taking up the opportunity to find out why their baby died.Sands and the Royal College of Pathologists are…
Read More »Where Did I Go Wrong?
Sands, the UK's leading stillbirth charity, has published a new support book 'Where did I go Wrong?' - written by Sarah Speake, mother of Amelie who died aged 11 days.In her book Sarah explains the ro…
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