MifeMiso Trial
@MifeMiso_trial
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A randomised placebo-controlled trial of mifepristone and misoprostol versus misoprostol alone in the medical management of missed miscarriage
Birmingham, England
Joined October 2016
The views and opinions expressed therein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the HTA, NIHR, NHS or the DoH
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📣FAO HCPs caring for women with pregnancy loss - please complete this survey 🙏🙏🙏
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We’re hiring a Systematic Reviewer to work in Professor @arricoomarasamy's team at @tommysbham
https://t.co/ckyvUnF8sO This is your chance to make a difference in #maternalhealth. #Systematicreview #evidencesynthesis @adam_devall
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🏅🏆Our team were delighted to be recognised not once, but twice for Outstanding Research Impact by @unibirmingham last week. This recognition is thanks to all the researchers, clinicians and patients who have contributed since 2016. Well done all! 🙏🏼🙌🏿💜🤩
Congratulations to @EmotiveTrial & @tommysbham teams on being recognised for Outstanding Contributions to Research Impact at @unibirmingham Impact Awards on 11-Apr-2024. Thanks to all that have contributed who couldn't attend & to all our external collaborators ! 🙏🎊🏆👏🥳
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👇🏿Finally we can see these in print! Our decision support leaflet for women who've experienced missed miscarriage,. So grateful to all those with lived experience and the clinical team for all the work to develop this. Part of our @MifeMiso_trial dissemination work. 🫶🏼🤩👀
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🎄 Christmas can be joyful, but it can also be difficult, sometimes the emotions take over. Be gentle with yourself & others whatever is happening, & reach out for help. Tommy's offers support through it's website for people affected by miscarriage and baby loss 24/7💕
This festive season, you may want to take things slow and give yourself some time to grieve – and that’s okay. You can find support on our website 24/7, including advice from our lovely midwives on how to manage your grief: https://t.co/XMPBCtn6tK
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😍👀We are beyond delighted to share this photo of our wonderful Director, @arricoomarasamy having his OBE 🎖️bestowed upon him by @KensingtonRoyal at Buckingham Palace this week. Prof Coomarasamy has been a tireless advocate for #maternalhealth and #miscarriage So deserved! 🫶🏾🙌🏾
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This week is #BLAW, raising awareness of #pregnancyloss and #babyloss. Researchers at @tommysbham work tirelessly to support those who have suffered miscarriages and develop treatments. Their work led @NICEComms to update guidelines on missed miscarriage. https://t.co/qu2zYjm0Cf
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We can't conduct trials to understand what interventions can help women without incredible people who agree to take part and amazing teams who work to recruit people and share all the information about what being a trial participant means. To all of you - THANK YOU! 🙏🥰@tommys
@QMMUResearch @WestMidHospital congrats on being 3rd highest recruiter & thx to your team and all other sites that recruited to @MifeMiso_trial for your hard work! We couldn’t have done it without you! @tommysbham @JustinJamieChu @NataliePNunes
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Yes we can - practical recommendations to reduce miscarriage by @arricoomarasamy at #aspire2023
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NICE updates missed miscarriage guidelines, following Birmingham trial https://t.co/nb7iw1YD0E via @unibirmingham
birmingham.ac.uk
Advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed miscarriage has recently been updated.
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📣NEWS: Our research has changed NICE guidelines for the medical management of missed miscarriage. Findings from a clinical trial run by Prof @arricoomarasamy at our National Centre for Miscarriage Research are now recommended. Read more:
tommys.org
NICE has updated its advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed miscarriage.
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Advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed #miscarriage has recently been updated: https://t.co/3kAIbsTOHA & https://t.co/bVjn8MJRgq published in @TheLancet. @NICEComms @NHSuk #clinicaltrial @tommysbham @adam_devall
birmingham.ac.uk
Advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed miscarriage has recently been updated.
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Dr @adam_devall from @IMSR_UoB comments on the importance of the recent @NICEComms update around missed miscarriage management following work led by researchers at @tommysbham. https://t.co/qu2zYjmyrN
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We are delighted that the findings from our @MifeMiso_trial have now been incorporated into national clinical guidelines. This is an important change for women who opt for medical management to resolve their missed miscarriage
tommys.org
NICE has updated its advice on which drugs should be given to women and birthing people who have experienced a missed miscarriage.
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@MifeMiso_trial HTA report now published: https://t.co/dYAsefwKTj including qualitative study results! @NIHRresearch @arricoomarasamy @JustinJamieChu @adam_devall @drlauraljones @terobertsbham @UoB_IAHR @unibirm_MDS @BhamCTU
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It's being recommended that women who have previously miscarried are treated with a hormone in early pregnancy. The health watchdog NICE says progesterone could lead to 8,450 more births each year in the UK. https://t.co/x38Dkic6Gx
https://t.co/RJDsHdUpz9
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Women at higher risk of miscarriage to be offered hormone drug by NHS
theguardian.com
Charities say Nice’s decision to endorse progesterone for some cases in England will help save babies’ lives
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Taking progesterone could prevent ‘thousands’ of miscarriages, charity says
independent.co.uk
Some women can be offered the hormone drug, which a charity says will ‘help save babies’ lives and spare parents heartache’
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This is amazing news: Research from Prof Arri Coomarasamy and his team has helped shape new healthcare guidelines for women who are bleeding in early pregnancy and had prior miscarriage #GameChangingBirmingham Here @arricoomarasamy speaks to @BBCWorld about his research
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A fantastic outcome from research led by the Tommy’s National Centre for Miscarriage Research . More than 8,000 miscarriages could be prevented each year after approval of hormone drug, says charity | UK News | Sky News
news.sky.com
Pregnancy charity Tommy's said the move will "help save babies' lives" and hopes the recommendation will end "some inequalities in miscarriage care".
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