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The Mediterranean diet and maternal stress reduction during pregnancy improve infant neurodevelopment

Interventions based on the Mediterranean diet or mindfulness to reduce stress during pregnancy improve the neurodevelopment of children in the first two years of life. This is demonstrated by an analysis of the clinical trial IMPACT-BCN published in the journal JAMA Network Open. The clinical trial was coordinated by Eduard Gratacós, director of BCNatal (from the hospitals Clínic Barcelona and Sant Joan de Déu—FRCB-IDIBAPS and ...
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Prematurity

For most mothers pregnancy is a safe and straightforward process but for 1 in 5 unexpected complications can occur and are a major cause of childhood disability. The research we fund at the University of Leeds aims to improve the prediction of mums at risk of early delivery and to prevent it from happening so that fewer babies need neonatal intensive care and do not suffer ...
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Celebrating Progress in Prenatal Brain Health Research

Over the past three years, Cerebra has proudly funded a pioneering research programme at Barcelona's Clinical and Research Centre of Maternal/Foetal and Neonatal Medicine (BCNatal), focused on understanding and improving foetal brain health. The programme, titled “Preventing Prenatal Brain Damage with New Tools for Improved Risk Identification and Therapy,” aimed to address the critical window of prenatal development. Early brain formation is a delicate and ...
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Lottery Rules

Weekly Lottery – Terms and Conditions Cerebra’s ‘Count Me In’ Weekly Lottery (“the lottery”) is being promoted by and on behalf of Cerebra, a charity registered in England 1089812 which operates as Cerebra (“the Charity”). The Charity is registered with the Gambling Commission (www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk) to operate the Lottery. Cerebra is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission. www.secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/publicregister/search/detail/5059 The registered Responsible person ...
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Books in the Library on Mental Wellbeing

12th - 18th May is Mental Health Awareness week. Our Librarian, Jan, has put together this list of her favourite books on mental health that are available to borrow from our library. L6803 – The Mental Health Handbook by Trevor Powell (2000) L6759 – The Sky’s The Limit: a workbook for teaching mental health wellbeing to young people with SEN by Victoria Honeybourne (2016) C0448 ...
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RCPCH refuses to withdraw its 2021 Fabricated or induced illness (FII) guidance

Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health refuses to withdraw its 2021 guidance concerning Fabricated or induced illness (FII) by carers. (1) On the 16 July 2024, we the undersigned researchers and non-governmental organisations wrote to the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and called for the College to withdraw, with immediate effect, the above publicly available ...
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New Library Books this November

New Books in the Library - November 2023 L7001 - What Works for Autistic Children by Dr Luke Beardon L7002 - Cerebral Palsy and me by Issy Heart L7003 - Being brave with Selective Mutism by Rachel Busman L7004 - Can’t not Won’t by Eliza Fricker L7006 - Nurturing your Autistic Young Person by Cathy Wassell L7007 - Mindful parenting for ADHD Children by Catherine ...
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Helping The Whole Family To Play Together

Our son Sam has Angelman Syndrome and needs assistance with all aspects of life. He is developmentally delayed, non-verbal, has mobility issues, cerebral vision impairment and epilepsy. Sam’s epilepsy is well controlled at present but he suffers from seizures when he is unwell. He has no sense of danger so needs constant supervision. Sam is an active, sociable 12 year old. He thrives on 1:1 ...
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Advice, Support and Information – A Family Story

“Our son J is three years old. He’s a little firecracker with a vibrant personality and he loves to play with toy cars, trains, planes, rockets, duplo and puzzles. He also loves water play so washing hands turns into lots of fun with water everywhere! J is autistic and has sensory processing difficulties. He has also been diagnosed with ARFID which means he does not ...
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Cerebra webinar review – Fathers of disabled children: supporting their wellbeing

Led by Dr Emma Langley (Assistant Professor, University of Warwick), alongside members of the Fathers Active In Research (FAIR) group A recording of the webinar is now available if you’d like to catch up in full. Introduction Dr Langley opened her talk by introducing her area of work, which focuses on conducting applied research that has a positive impact on the everyday lives of disabled ...
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