A population-based study of the effect of infertility and its treatment on child health and development
Lead: Maria Quigley (NPEU)
Topics: Child health and development, Infertility
Research Projects Topic: Child health and development
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A population-based study of the health and developmental consequences of preterm birth
Lead: Maria Quigley (NPEU)
Topics: Child health and development, Preterm birth -
Cognitive outcomes up to age 11 years following preterm birth
Lead: Maria Quigley (NPEU)
Topics: Child health and development -
Long term outcomes following caesarean section
Lead: Neora Alterman (NPEU)
Topics: Child health and development -
NEST trial - Whole body cooling for neonates undergoing extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
Lead: David Field (University of Leicester)
Topics: Care of the compromised term infant, Child health and development -
Pre-eclampsia in Hospital: Early Induction or Expectant management (PHOENIX).
Leads: Lucy Chappell (King's College, London) and Andy Shennan (King's College, London)
Topics: Antenatal care, Care of the compromised term infant, Care of the preterm or low birthweight infant, Child health and development, Labour and delivery, Preterm birth, Severe maternal morbidity and mortality, Stillbirth and infant death -
Review of methods for neurodevelopmental follow-up of preterm infants after two years of age
Leads: Alison Salt (Institute of Child Health, London) and Maggie Redshaw (NPEU (Former member))
Topics: Child health and development -
The effect of breastfeeding on child development
Lead: Maria Quigley (NPEU)
Topics: Breastfeeding, Child health and development, Preterm birth -
The protective effects of breastfeeding in a national UK survey
Leads: Amanda Sacker (University College London) and Yvonne Kelly (University College London)
Topics: Breastfeeding, Child health and development -
TOBY Children Study - School age outcomes following a newborn cooling trial
Lead: Denis Azzopardi (Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial College, London)
Topics: Care of the compromised term infant, Child health and development -