Announcement: There are two fully funded studentships at King's for African (heritage) PhD students in arts and social sciences. It's a great opportunity so please share with those who may be interested.

On #WorldPrematurityDay we’re highlighting our researchers' important work on premature birth and its impact on both babies and mothers Read a thread of our biggest research stories ⬇️

The latest MBRRACE report was released today. We welcome the fact that there has been a decrease in the statistics for Black women however there is still a huge disparity in the rates of mortality between Black women and white women. https://t.co/rXrQmEib9b

Latest @mbrrace maternal mortality and morbidity confidential enquiry report released today. Core report, lay summary and compiled report with supplementary materials available here https://t.co/3iSWGWnjAA

Massively proud of this service run by our excellent team at #KHPWomenAndChildrens @ibster @ingridjohanna66

'Ask the Institute' is a responsive advisory service run by our Women and Children's Health team offering hands-on, specialist input to all areas of research and clinical delivery. For more information and to lodge a query ▶ https://t.co/6E9WjEbLP4

📣Advance your knowledge of #ObstetricMedicine in a multidisciplinary setting which encompasses medical disorders in #pregnancy This fantastic course also includes subjects about #diabetes 📅Apply by 09/01/23 More details➡️ https://t.co/FyxJXO5DK4 @kingshealth @lifecourse_KCL

This is such a little things world leaders could push for.

Let's just kill this here. Sunak does not prove racism is over in Britain, or that all British Asians can become PM, he is not a Brown Superman, and he is not going to tackle structural racism. It's always race and class people, not race or class.

I haven’t heard the assessment of Neoliberalism made so clearly and sincerely and how it’s the precursor to fascism. Follow and support @GeorgeMonbiot for the reawakening of fairness and human decency. Thank you, Tuba for sharing.

To mark #LoveYourLungs week in June we spoke with our Women and Children's Health team to learn more about their work tackling asthma in young people across London through the TEAMcare project. ➡ https://t.co/ZbGvKPWrOF #asthma

Join us on Thursday 7th July at 4pm to hear from @PdbInusa and David Rees. More details below 👇 Register your place via Eventbrite ➡️ https://t.co/nPSoQWhmf6

Interested in #SCD #SickleCellDisease? Join us for a seminar about progress in Sickle Cell Disease management @kingshealth Women and Children’s Health

An essential message, thank you @JahnineDavis 👏 👏 👏

Pregnancy complications affect 130,000 UK births each year. Find out about work to prevent these conditions, including by our researchers @LucyChappell2, Lucilla Poston, @OBSevidence, @rachel_tribe, @cathwilliamson5 and @CarolineOvadia. Read more: https://t.co/0zPGFcaksz

Just a bit of reflection on the reporting of fulminant hepatitis in the UK- both in the media, and the recent UKHSA report. I think we need a critical analysis of some of the rhetoric that has been floated around this. Some of the reporting on this seems quite biased. 🧵

ICYMI: this week in #KingsSpotlight, we look at the real-world impact of King's research in improving outcomes of high-risk pregnancy 👇

We are still looking for Researchers and STEM professionals, to support young people for a 1 or 2 week placement this summer. Check out our FAQ page, which provides everything you need to know about hosting a student placement this summer ↙️ https://t.co/Fp92n8Zu0H

Only 2 weeks left to apply! Get in touch for more information.

Voters in #France should be reminded of this photo before they vote in the first round of the presidential election on Sunday. If you are in France, please retweet.