$3 million grant to MU will study life-threatening conditions in pregnant women
MU $3 million grant to research causes of preeclampsia, a leading cause of death in pregnant women.
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MU $3 million grant to research causes of preeclampsia, a leading cause of death in pregnant women.
University of Missouri researchers are striving to find solutions to the leading cause of maternal mortality in the world -; preeclampsia. For Laura Schulz, an associate professor of obstetrics, gynecology and women's health in the University of Missouri School of Medicine, understanding the root causes of preeclampsia and other complicated, life-threatening maternal conditions is pivotal in advancing women's health care.
MU researcher Laura Schulz and her team receive funding to further research preeclampsia.
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