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The Hidden Crisis of Postpartum Anaemia When a woman gives birth, the immediate focus is often on the newborn and the mother’s ability to care for the baby. However, many women experience symptoms such as weakness, fatigue, and dizziness after childbirth, which are often dismissed as temporary or normal. These signs, however, can be indicators of a more serious condition—anaemia. Many people, including family members and even healthcare professionals, overlook these symptoms. Women are frequently told that they will feel better once they return home, without considering the possibility of anaemia. This mindset leads to a lack of proper diagnosis and treatment, which can have long-term consequences for both the mother and her child. At the 8th international and scientific conference of the Association of Fetomaternal Medicine Specialists of Nigeria (AFEMSON), experts highlighted the importance of addressing postpartum anaemia. Ms Chisom Chieme from the Centre for Clinical Trials, Res...

The Future of Pregnancy: A Robot Carrying a Baby The concept of a robot carrying a baby might seem like a scene from a futuristic television show, but in China, this idea is becoming a reality. Researchers are exploring the possibility of using advanced technology to support human reproduction, and one company is leading the charge with an innovative project. A Guangzhou-based firm, Kaiwa Technology, is developing what they refer to as a "pregnancy robot." This life-sized humanoid is designed to carry a fetus from conception to birth, mimicking the natural process of pregnancy. The robot was created by Dr. Zhang Qifeng, who has been working on integrating artificial womb technology into a robotic system. The artificial womb inside the robot contains a fluid that replicates the environment of a natural pregnancy. Nutrients and oxygen would be delivered to the fetus through a tube that functions similarly to an umbilical cord. This approach could revolutionize how humans con...