A non-profit organization examining the causes and prevention of premature delivery. Includes details of recent studies and information about publications and facilities. Located in Tennessee, USA.

Promoting collaboration between active scientists in the fields of obstetrics, pediatrics, and developmental biology, with details of supported programs and lectures. Based in Portland, Oregon, USA.

Attached to the University of Alberta, and conducting studies in the laboratory, hospital and community, with details of seminars and core facilities. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Member profiles and areas of interest are provided, as well as recent theses and publications. Malmö, Sweden.

Research and national scientific collaboration for the improvement of maternal and fetal health.

Forum for presenting and discussing research in the field of perinatal biology and medicine. With abstracts from previous meetings.

Research centre for perinatology from the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Department of the University of Florida undertaking studies into the neurochemical features of the developing brain. Includes images and sound clips of fetal environment.

Studying endocrine pathways which mediate the maintenance of pregnancy and the initiation of parturition. Includes staff profile and specific research interests. New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

Presents the protocol details of an on-going comparison of Tibetan and Western methods of preventing postpartum hemorrhage., with information on project activities.

Monitors and interprets Australian data in morbidity and mortality, as well as undertaking epidemiological research. Includes reports and details of associated institutions.

A non-profit organization involved in research and evaluation of services and hospitals. Includes information on data analysis of diagnoses, procedures, infant birth weights and outcomes.

Presents a directory of completed and on-going projects in Australia and New Zealand. Each report includes the protocol and a summary of progress or results.