'We felt we had to miscarry again to get the help we needed'
An early care scheme could prevent thousands of miscarriages a year.
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An early care scheme could prevent thousands of miscarriages a year.
A study by Tommy's National Centre for Miscarriage Research suggests that providing follow-up care after a first miscarriage could prevent over 10,000 miscarriages annually in the UK.
Research indicates that offering specialised care after a first miscarriage, rather than waiting for a third, could prevent approximately 10,000 miscarriages annually in the UK.
A study by Tommy's suggests that providing additional tests after a first miscarriage could prevent over 10,000 baby losses annually in the UK.
Tommy's National Centre for Miscarriage Research presents a new framework for miscarriage care that could help prevent over 10,000 miscarriages annually in the UK.
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