In this section there are articles on medicine, epidemiology, prevention, mainly relating to:
preconception health
health in pregnancy,
post partum health
pathology in pregnancy
fetal pathology
perinatal death
health and psycho-physical well-being after perinatal loss
The World Conference on SIDS and stillbirth ISPID Florence 2023 – Baby Survival: Global Achievements and Future Challenges ended today. The ISPID International Conference, organized by the International Society for …
On March 11, free meetings began for CiaoLapo’s member-operators, an opportunity to take stock of different aspects of perinatal grief and improve their skills, together.
If you work in a hospital in the maternal and child area or if you are a student of the degree courses of obstetrics, nursing and medicine, this course, free …
What is pProm and what is important to know. A summary by Dr. Margaret Mascherpa and Laura Avagliano, gynecologist.
In these days Italy stops, the shutters are lowered and all around is surreal silence: however, something continues to go on, representing a real joy and hope for the future. …
These are very complicated times for both public and individual health: while public health is threatened. Published in Huffington Post Italy 09/03/20 by Claudia Ravaldi
Curated by Alfredo Vannacci and Claudia Ravaldi CiaoLapo ETS Foundation; University of Florence The information on this page is regularly updated whenever new evidence appears in the literature. In order …
Spontaneous abortion is unfortunately a very frequent occurrence that occurs in 10 to 20% of all clinically recognized pregnancies. In this document, the authors Margaret Mascherpa, Laura Avagliano, Francesca Angelini, …
What happens when gestational diabetes is not recognized and (adequately) treated? Dr. Avagliano describes a recent English work and underlines the importance of correct blood glucose monitoring to reduce the …
After a perinatal loss, many women experience lactation. This occurs more frequently if perinatal death occurred in the second half of pregnancy, from the 20th gestational week onwards.
