INFANT – A research centre focused entirely on pregnancy, birth and early childhood

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INFANT

A research centre focused entirely on pregnancy, birth and early childhood.

HomeGabriele Gudauskyte2024-08-30T11:41:44+01:00

Hosted at University College Cork (UCC), Cork, Ireland, The Irish Centre for Maternal and Child Health Research has local impact with a global reach.

INFANT is answering the international need for research and innovation to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies.

Across pregnancy, birth, infancy and childhood, INFANT is solving challenges through its key research themes.

PREGNANCY

Making pregnancy safer for mothers and babies

NEWBORN

Improving health outcomes for newborn babies

CHILD HEALTH

Advancing the health and well-being of children

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People of all ages diagnosed with morphea to take part in research study

People of all ages diagnosed with morphea to take part in research study

By Comms|2025-06-12T08:54:12+01:00June 11th, 2025|

Pet dogs could combat genetic eczema risk in children

Pet dogs could combat genetic eczema risk in children

By Comms|2025-06-05T16:02:17+01:00June 5th, 2025|

Four Awards for INFANT Team at UCC Research and Innovation Awards

Four Awards for INFANT Team at UCC Research and Innovation Awards

By Comms|2025-05-30T11:29:54+01:00May 30th, 2025|

Call for New Focus on Children’s Clinical Research as Off-Label Drug Use Remains Prevalent

Call for New Focus on Children’s Clinical Research as Off-Label Drug Use Remains Prevalent

By Comms|2025-05-30T09:54:02+01:00May 29th, 2025|

We Are Hiring!

We Are Hiring!

By Comms|2025-05-29T12:12:54+01:00May 7th, 2025|

CanVas consortium receives €10.7m DTIF grant to advance new class of cell therapy to clinic for early brain injury

CanVas consortium receives €10.7m DTIF grant to advance new class of cell therapy to clinic for early brain injury

By Comms|2025-04-10T12:06:25+01:00April 10th, 2025|

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