The RCOG marks World Patient Safety Day 2021, with the focus this year on ‘Safe Maternal and Newborn care’.
The RCOG is urging all pregnant women eligible for the COVID-19 booster vaccine to take up the offer.
The RCOG has responded to the latest HSIB report into maternity care during the first wave of the pandemic.
RCOG and FSRH respond to further reports that the COVID-19 vaccine affects menstruation
More than a decade of under-investment and an over-reliance on committed staff has been brutally exposed by the pandemic, according to the RCOG and Royal College of Midwives (RCM).
The FSRH and the RCOG have today launched a new campaign to share the facts on telemedicine for early medical abortion.
The RCOG will be marking WHO’s World Patient Safety Day on 17 September 2021.
The RCOG welcomes the UK Government's move to increase storage limits for eggs, sperm and embryos to a 10 year renewable period.
The Mail on Sunday published an article about vaginal and caesarean births on Sunday 22 August 2021. The RCOG were approached by the newspaper and provided the following statement.
The Scottish Government has today laid out plans to improve health outcomes and health services for all women and girls in Scotland.
New figures released today from PHE show that around 10,000 more pregnant women have had their COVID-19 vaccine in the past month.
The RCOG is calling on the Government to introduce a ban on virginity testing and hymenoplasty in the UK.
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