Karen spent the past 20+ years providing editorial services for leading B2B publications, large corporations, small businesses, individuals and students around the world. Her portfolio includes articles and business communications on pharmaceuticals, medical technology, healthcare policy, regulatory and legal systems, international trade and intellectual property. Her articles have been published in Scrip Regulatory Affairs, Clinica Medtech Intelligence, MedNous, SecuringPharma and International Trade Today, among others.
27th January 2015
Londoner Hedy Watt was planning for her daughter’s arrival in a pool specially designed to be used in labour and childbirth, with little or no medical intervention. Like many women with straightforward pregnancies, Hedy wanted to have her baby ...
16th December 2014
The thought of an artificial organ that’s keeping you alive from outside your body – literally carrying the blood through tubes from your body into a machine sitting next to you, which cleans it and then pumps it back into ...
8th December 2014
“Womb sounds.” “Mother’s smell.” “Less scary.” These are just some of the things that new mums wish they could change about incubators to make them seem more like the real deal. After reading about the German Hohenstein Institute’s ...
6th December 2014
With around 10% of all babies in Europe born prematurely and many others born with an illness, it is inevitable that lots of parents will get the first glimpses and touches of their newborns through the walls of an incubator. Scientists ...
8th October 2014
Nobody wants to hear their name or their loved one’s name mentioned in the same sentence as the “C” word. But let’s face it: it can happen to anybody and when it does, hearing the news that you ‒ ...
28th August 2014
London-based mother of twins Natalia Jeleva recalls the journey of her pregnancy from the first suprising ultrasound with two (!) "egg-shaped dots" to the terrifying moment when her daughter's arm had to be broken to get her safely delivered. As any ...
