
@The_MRC funded study aiming to use Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in late pregnancy to predict birth outcomes for first time mums. RECRUITING NOW.
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✨ We’re nearly there, 491 of our planned 500 scans are complete!
As recruitment ends, our focus turns to the data. We’ll soon ask participants which research questions matter most to them.
Thank you to every woman and baby who took part. 💛
mibirthstudy.com/news
🎉 Celebrating 400 participants! 🎉
We’re excited to have reached 400 mums and babies taking part in the miBirth study.
We love a milestone and what better way to celebrate than with tea and cake? ☕🍰
A huge thank you to everyone taking part.
🌟Our very own MiBirth clinical fellow Hadi Waheed & research midwife Jo Bennett presented their research at the EGA Institute for Women’s Health & UCLH Annual Conference! 👏Huge congrats to Hadi for winning Best Poster for his work predicting baby size & weight before birth. 🏆
We’re celebrating a special milestone, 300 participants in the MiBirth study! 🥳Every family who’s taken part has helped us get closer to better predicting the most suitable mode of birth for each mother and baby. ❤️
🌟 MiBirth Open Day – Thursday 4 September 2025
📍 St Thomas’ Hospital, London
🕚 11am–3pm | 🎤 Talks 12–2pm (also online 💻)
Meet the team, see our research, ask questions!
👉 mibirthstudy.com/zoom
The MiBirth Open Day is nearly here! 🎉
🗓️ Thu 4 Sept, 11am–3pm
📍 St Thomas’ Hospital, 8th Floor, North Wing
Join us for short talks, study updates, posters, and free tea, coffee & cake!
All welcome — patients, staff & public 💙
🧠 Talk schedule below 👇 #MiBirth #PregnancyMRI
👏 Huge congratulations to our research fellow, Hadi, who presented his work at the British Maternal & Fetal Medicine Society Conference and received the award for "Best Presentation"! 🏆
👏Our research fellow, Simi, presented her work at the prestigious RCOG World Congress! Simi is working on a new way to automatically measure the cervix using MRI scans. These measurements, taken later in pregnancy, may help us understand the chances of needing a caesarean birth.
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