Our publications section carries all NCMD reports, briefings and data releases. Here you’ll find in-depth analysis of overall child mortality in England, deep dives into specific causes of death with recommendations for improvement in the future, and complete data releases that give you a chance to explore the unique data we hold for yourself.
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Anaphylaxis in children is rare but increasingly reported with food allergies being the most common triggers. The World Allergy Organisation (WAO) characterises severe anaphylaxis as ‘a potentially life-threatening compromise in airway, breathing and/or the...
![Prehospital Care in Fatal Food Anaphylaxis: A Nationally Representative Case Series [Wiley]](https://www.ncmd.info/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ian-taylor-4hWvAJP8ofM-unsplash-400x250.jpg)
Anaphylaxis in children is rare but increasingly reported with food allergies being the most common triggers. The World Allergy Organisation (WAO) characterises severe anaphylaxis as ‘a potentially life-threatening compromise in airway, breathing and/or the...
The data in this report summarise information about child deaths in England up to 31 March 2025
This NCMD briefing provides data on deaths of children due to neonatal Herpes Simplex Virus
Warning! This video is intended for a professional audience and deals with difficult subject matter in a straightforward and matter-of-fact way. Those with lived experience of bereavement and child loss may find it difficult or upsetting to watch.This NCMD webinar was...
Nikki Glover, Senior Implementation Manager, UCLPartners When it comes to keeping babies safe, the right information in the right hands can make all the difference. The National Child Mortality Database (NCMD) collects and analyses data on all child deaths in England...
This webinar will focus on the upcoming changes to the eCDOP system to support implementation of Working Together 2023.
This analysis focuses on the number of child deaths that occurred during winter periods between 2019 and 2024
This guide tells parents and carers what to expect when a child dies