evidence: The MHRA-led Safer Medicines in Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Consortium brings together 16 leading organisations under a common pledge to meet the information needs of women and healthcare professionals through accessible, clear and consistent advice. Membership spans the NHS, regulators and leading third-sector and charitable organisations. The consortium is working to improve the quality and consistency of information on the use of medicines in pregnancy and breastfeeding, including COVID-19 vaccines. [...] - the efficacy of practice models, such as continuity of carer - the causes of miscarriage - the effectiveness of tools to monitor a baby’s health in utero, and understand how infant deaths could be prevented - how the prenatal and postnatal environment influences infant development and parent-infant bonding - the effectiveness of AI technologies to help predict which pregnancies will develop life-threatening foetal growth restriction - the evidence on IVF add-on treatments - any long-term impacts of receiving COVID-19 vaccines during pregnancy 13. Menopause [...] We recognise that fertility problems affect both men and women. Responses to the call for evidence focused on women’s experiences of infertility and fertility treatment. ↩ -