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August 6, 2019

Study shows potential long term health risks for treatment for gestational diabetes

Gestational diabetes | Pregnancy | Stillbirth

March 8, 2019

Effective medical treatment of gestational diabetes could reduce long-term complications for the child

Pregnancy

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Statement on Pharmaceutical industry funding

The Primary Care Women’s Health Forum (PCWHF) intends to collaborate with organisations who have an interest in improving standards in women’s health. These organisations can include societies, charities, commercial companies and the government. Before initiating a collaboration the PCWHF board will ensure that it will act in the best interest of its members and the public.

The funding generated by membership is not always sufficient to provide the resources needed to maximise education on women’s health and therefore the financial contribution made by corporate sponsors supports the yearly educational programme to be accessible to all its members. However, the PCWHF has a policy of being transparent regarding funding received from the pharmaceutical industry.

The PCWHF have a thorough regulation process where they ensure that the forum is not unfairly influenced by any commercial company, this is because the forum understands how their dependence on commercial funding can be seen as a negative factor. Members of the board work separately from the corporate sponsors and are responsible for ensuring that the PCWHF follows the correct procedures.

The PCWHF does not receive any funding to operate. Where we receive direct funding for projects or events, it will be clearly disclosed and stated on the relevant resources or event pages.

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