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Miscarriage in the UK: New research findings
Our new research shares the experiences of over 1,000 people affected by pregnancy loss, highlighting gaps in care and the changes that are urgently needed.
Read our announcement to learn more about the findings and the research behind them.
See the findingsIf you’ve been affected by miscarriage, molar pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy, we hope this website will provide the information and support that you’re looking for.
We hope that family, friends, colleagues and health professionals will find the site helpful too.
We’re here to help you through.
Written stories, videos, audio and poems from people affected by pregnancy loss.
Your Stories
23rd March 2026
On Friday 20 March, the Scottish Government confirmed that Scotland will become the first country in the UK to introduce a miscarriage patient charter, providing clear information on the care and support people can expect from NHS services. The Miscarriage Association has been closely involved in supporting the development of this work. The charter has been commissioned […]
19th March 2026
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry has today (19 March) published its third report looking at what happened to the NHS and health services during the pandemic, including shedding light on how restrictions affected access to pregnancy care at the time. We welcome the Report’s recognition of the significant impact on those experiencing pregnancy loss during this time. It highlights how many women were […]
18th March 2026
We welcome the announcement of a new taskforce to oversee action on the recommendations of the National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation, led by Baroness Amos. The 17-member taskforce will be chaired by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, and brings together an expert panel including senior NHS leaders, royal colleges, campaigners, academics […]
