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02 October 2018

Volume 26 | Issue 10

ISSN (Print): 0969-4900

ISSN (Online): 2052-4307

Donor milk: Science and sensitivity

American humourist Oliver Herford once described charity as ‘the sterilised milk of human kindness’ Yet for more than a century the milk of human kindness has—quite literally—been used for charitable purposes

Comment

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Care in crisis

Comment

New years

Birthwrite

Actions speak louder than words

Editorial

The value of evidence in change

Midwife Blog

Complementary Therapies in Maternity Care by Denise Tiran

Book Review

New academic year, new challenges: Tips for student midwives to maintain momentum and motivation

Education

Acupuncture versus antidepressants in the management of postpartum depression: A systematic review

Research

Childbearing women's experiences of midwives' workplace distress: Patient and public involvement

Research

What influences women to stop or continue breastfeeding? A thematic analysis

Research

Can continuity bring birth back to women and normality back to midwives?

Clinical Practice

Pain management in labour and childbirth: Going back to basics

Clinical Practice