Breakthrough could lead to early detection of pregnancy complications
E-Mail IMAGE: Constantine Simintiras and his colleagues in Thomas Spencer's lab have found a non-invasive way to study fluid produced in the uterus during pregnancy. view more Credit: University of Missouri. The quest to create safer, more successful pregnancies is one of the top goals of modern science. While pregnancy is better understood today than ever before, with improvements in technology helping to lower the risk of negative outcomes, there is much researchers still don't know about a vital part of the pregnancy process: uterine fluid. Secreted by glands in the uterus duri...
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