Uterus Transplants Reach 70 Percent Live Birth Rate in Decade of U.S. Progress
A national review led by Penn Medicine reports that 70 percent of U.S. uterus transplant recipients achieved a live birth ...
A national review led by Penn Medicine reports that 70 percent of U.S. uterus transplant recipients achieved a live birth ...
The finding that antinuclear antibody positivity alone does not translate into higher rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes carries important implications ...
A new systematic review and meta-analysis of seven studies finds no significant link between armed conflict exposure and preterm birth, ...
A new scoping review reframes pregnancy as a unified, adaptive physiological network whose decoupling may serve as an early-warning marker ...
A prospective cohort study in Ho Chi Minh City found that nearly two-thirds of very and extremely preterm infants showed ...
A new review in Pediatric Research outlines six modifiable factors, from follow-up care to parent wellness, that can improve neurodevelopmental ...
A retrospective cohort study of 700 pregnant women in China links higher second-trimester serum magnesium and calcium to lower gestational ...
A multinational study of 3,245 preterm infants shows that twins are born smaller than singletons but that most postnatal growth ...
Proteome-wide profiling of thousands of pregnancies reveals a shared maternal autoantibody signature preceding preterm birth, including neutralizing antibodies against the ...
A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that pleuro-amniotic shunting achieves survival in about 65 percent of fetuses with isolated ...
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