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Sinead Harkin, second year graduate entry medical student at ��ҹ���޸����þ� College Cork, begins her with the Pregnancy Loss Research Group today.

Tamara Escañuela Sánchez presented her latest study on behaviour change interventions for stillbirth at the Annual Conference, organised by the , last month.

In recognition of his outstanding commitment to spiritual and pastoral care and education in perinatal bereavement and palliative care, Dr Daniel Nuzum, recently received a Civic Award from the Lord Mayor of Cork, Councillor Deirdre Forde.

The Pregnancy Loss Research Group has curated the production of a graphic narrative in collaboration with Amy Lauren, an illustrator based in Dublin, to show bereaved parents’ views and experiences of hospital processes to find out why their baby died. The project was funded through an , with the support of the .

In an in today’s Irish Times, outlines why we do a disservice to all when we don’t talk about pregnancy loss.

Caroline Joyce, Clinical Biochemist and PhD Student, recently presented her work on the use of capillary blood collection for human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) analysis in early pregnancy at the 11^th European Organisation for Treatment of Trophoblastic Diseases (EOTTD) Meeting.

The results of the were published on Thursday, 18 May 2023.

Researchers from the Pregnancy Loss Research Group participated in the College of Medicine and Health’s ‘Bright Futures – Celebrating our Researchers’ Day on 26 March 2023. Organised by Professor Yvonne Nolan, Vice Dean of Graduate Studies, UCC Medicine and Health, the event gave early career researchers across the College an opportunity to showcase and celebrate their research and innovation.

On Wednesday, 3^rd May 2023, the Pregnancy Loss Research Group launched a new website, showcasing over ten years of pregnancy loss research in Ireland.

On 18 April 2023, PLRG members travelled to ��ҹ���޸����þ� Hospital Galway (UHG) to facilitate the roll-out of TEARDROP (Teaching, Excellent, pArent, peRinatal, Deaths-related, inteRactions, tO, Professionals) across the Saolta Hospital Group.