PEAcH Study seeking participants BMI 35+!
The PEAcH Study is seeking participants with a BMI 35+. Heather Hopper, midwife & PhD student at the Uni of Plymouth, tells us more.
PEAcH Study seeking participants BMI 35+! Read More »
The PEAcH Study is seeking participants with a BMI 35+. Heather Hopper, midwife & PhD student at the Uni of Plymouth, tells us more.
PEAcH Study seeking participants BMI 35+! Read More »
It’s been a little while since I’ve put out a call for research participants! This study comes from Kayleigh, a PhD student at Liverpool Hope University, doing research into body shaming in pregnancy. I’m delighted to say that I’ve checked with her, and in this instance, if you’ve a high BMI but no other medical
Research into Body Shaming in Pregnancy needs volunteers! Read More »
It’s a New Year, and researchers are back looking for participants! As usual, I’ll publish any I feel are relevant to the BigBirthas readers here. First up for January 2022 is some West Midlands maternity research. Did you give birth in the West Midlands between 2015 and 2020? Are you from a minority ethnic background?
West Midlands Maternity Research Study Needs Participants! Read More »
It’s always nice to hear about midwives supporting alternative birth choices. To be fair, I don’t think my choice to homebirth with a BMI of 44 should be regarded as ‘alternative’! But, since only 1.1% of women and birthing people with a BMI over 40 birthed in a freestanding midwifery unit or at home in
Midwives Supporting Alternative Birth Choices – New Research! Read More »