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Pregnancy

  • Higher vitamin B12 levels in both parents are associated with lower risk of birth defects
    Higher vitamin B12 levels in both parents are associated with lower risk of birth defects

    Higher vitamin B12 levels in both parents associated with lower risk of birth defects

    Erin DearloveSeptember 16, 2026

    A prospective cohort study has found that higher parental vitamin B12 before conception and higher maternal RBC folate concentrations after conception may be associated [...]

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  • Salmonella outbreak: advice for vulnerable people, pregnant women and children
    Salmonella outbreak: advice for vulnerable people, pregnant women and children

    Salmonella outbreak: advice for vulnerable people, pregnant women and children

    Aliya Porter, RNutrSeptember 2, 2026

    Salmonella has long been a concern when it comes to food poisoning, affecting vulnerable groups including the very young, very old and pregnant women. [...]

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  • Beetroot juice may help to prevent the progression of chronic kidney disease in pregnancy, finds new study
    Beetroot juice may help to prevent the progression of chronic kidney disease in pregnancy, finds new study

    Beetroot juice may help to prevent the progression of chronic kidney disease in pregnancy, finds new study

    Erin DearloveAugust 19, 2026

    A recent study published in Kidney International Reports by Dr Kate Bramham and PhD student Priscilla Smith from King’s College London found that beetroot [...]

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