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Research Networks and Accelerated Research Pathways for Perinatal Healthrecognised beyond the perinatal community. In the absence of strong advocacy to research funders and policymakers, there is a risk that perinatal health will be overlooked in the global research effort. The rapid delivery of results by many research networks shows that the perinatal community can de