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Group B strep infection survivors face greater risk of neurodevelopmental impairments and underlines need for follow-up care

Group B strep infection survivors face greater risk of neurodevelopmental impairments and underlines need for follow-up care
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Babies who survive Group B streptococcal disease more likely to require special educational support into their second decade

Date Time Share Babies who survive Group B streptococcal disease more likely to require special educational support into their second decade London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Largest study of its kind shows infected babies face greater risk of neurodevelopmental impairments and underlines need for follow-up care for survivors and maternal GBS vaccines Invasive Group B Streptococcus (GBS) disease, notably meningitis, during the first days and months of a baby’s life can have persistent effects for children and hence their families, according to new research. Published in the Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, the study is the first evidence of long-term effects including after GBS sepsis (infection in the bloodstream).

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Babies who survive Group B streptococcal disease more likely to require special educational support into their second decade

Babies who survive Group B streptococcal disease more likely to require special educational support into their second decade
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CNIC researchers explain how high blood pressure, the most important cause of disease worldwide, acc

CNIC researchers explain how high blood pressure, the most important cause of disease worldwide, acc
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iTWire - Tribal Group acquires Semestry

iTWire Tribal Group acquires Semestry Tribal Group CEO Mark Pickett Global software and IT services company Tribal Group has acquired Semestry, a supplier of cloud scheduling and timetabling software to the higher education market. Tribal says the acquisition of Semestry will expand its product portfolio, adding scheduling and timetabling capability to the Tribal Edge ecosystem of higher education solutions. Under the deal Semestry will continue to run as a separate company under its own brand. Semestry currently services 21 customers across five countries in Europe, including the University of Cambridge, University of York, Manchester Metropolitan University, Birmingham City University, University of Amsterdam, Aarhus University (Denmark), Universiteit Hasselt (Belgium) and Reykjavik University (Iceland).

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