Maternal and Child Health

Maternal and Child Health

PRISM

Improving maternal and child health is a key public health issue, a concern for the health policy makers, and one of particular relevance in developing countries. Maternal smoking is one

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TESSA

E-cigarettes have the potential to help smokers who cannot or will not quit tobacco smoking, by delivering nicotine without the toxicity of tobacco smoke. Anecdotal evidence, including from our ongoing

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TACTICS

TACTICS is a large scale, multi-year initiative working to make the lives of children in Europe safer by developing tools to increase adoption and implementation of effective interventions at the

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RESPONSE

The aim of the RESPONSE project is to increase maternal health team GBV disclosure in patients, referral to specialist services and safety planning in 5 geographically diverse EU countries (Austria,

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QT / PERSIST

The “Family Smoking Cessation in Romania Using Pregnancy as a Window of Opportunity” project aims to adapt, enhance, and test the implementation feasibility and initial efficacy, in Romania, of an

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MAIA

Advancing Maternal and Child Health in Romania: an integrated assessment of the determinants of pregnancy outcomes initiative, also known as the MAIA Project, aims to explore and explain the impact

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JANPA

In all EU Member states (MS), the high level of overweight and obesity in children and adolescents is of particular concern. In the EU, around 1 in 3 children 6-9

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IFF Notifications

This supplement will contribute to the advancement of a program of research focused on the translation of health discoveries into clinical applications with the potential to increase pregnancy tobacco smoking

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CSS

Traffic injuries are a major cause of morbidity and mortality affecting the whole population, in all ages and gender, all around the world. In Romania, the problem is even more

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BIRTH Cost Action

Optimal maternal and infant health is critical to societal well-being. Reducing childbirth mortality and severe morbidity is a primary concern for most governments. However, this focus on pathology has been

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