Natalie Battle was nominated for the Volunteer of the Year Award at Manchester University for all the work she does for CMV Action.
Natalie is a Teacher of the Deaf and Mum to a CMV child so she has lots of experience. Natalie has given talks to Teachers of the Deaf and students and is currently working...
We are very excited to launch our latest awareness project – The Hidden Cost of CMV.
We all know that CMV costs government and families a fortune. But this isn’t widely recognised. So over the next 9 months CMV Action will be working with the York Health Economics Consortium to estimate the true cost of congenital CMV in the UK – on...
CMV Action is today delighted to launch a tender for a research project which is aimed at producing the first complete picture of the economic effects of CMV in the UK.
The results will provide an evidence base for further research, awareness raising, lobbying, campaigning and fundraising.
The work will involve collecting,...
Doctors are planning to launch a database which will allow information recorded in routine clinical care to be entered from all babies with a confirmed diagnosis of congenital CMV infection. The information, which will be collected from all over the UK and Europe, will provide data for hospitals to assist them with planning for care and...
Great to see the New York Times featuring an article on CMV
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/25/health/cmv-cytomegalovirus-pregnancy.html?_r=3
Charities unite for Baby Loss Awareness Week 9-15 October 2016
Baby Loss Awareness Week (#babyloss), takes place annually from 9 to 15 October.
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