Skip to main content

Recent research has attributed 12% of stillbirths in England to ethnic inequality, and 24% of stillbirths to socioeconomic inequality. Addressing health disparities will help deliver on the Government’s ambition to halve rates of stillbirths, neonatal and maternal deaths by 2025.

The latest article by Rt Hon Caroline Nokes MP (Chair of the Women and Equalities Committee) and Jasmin Adebisi (Policy Manager for Health) sets out how ensuring all women have access to personalised care can tackle some of the greatest challenges in women’s healthcare.

You can find the full article here


Photo by MART PRODUCTION: https://www.pexels.com/photo/people-woman-sitting-technology-7089401/

Cross-party forum

All-Party Parliamentary Health Group
See more from this group

More from Policy Connect

  • Insight

    Governing AI in Healthcare: What the MHRA’s New Recommendations Mean

    18 September 2026 by Lavanya Rangarajan
  • First Point of Care report cover
    Research

    First Point of Care

    9 September 2026
  • Insight

    In Conversation with Sharon Weldon: What Simulation Can Teach the NHS

    1 September 2026 by Rhiannon Tuckett-Jones