Low-dose aspirin or heparin significantly improves live birth rates and reduces complications in women with recurrent pregnancy loss.
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A groundbreaking study found that low-dose aspirin might help treat flu-induced blood vessel inflammation in pregnant women, improving blood flow to the placenta. Animal research investigated if a treatment for preeclampsia could work for flu infections, showing promising results. Dr. Stella Liong, the lead researcher and RMIT Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, explained that flu infections during [...] Read Full Article At: Low-dose aspirin could prevent flu-related pregnancy complications
Low-dose aspirin or heparin significantly improves live birth rates and reduces complications in women with recurrent pregnancy loss.
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Updated Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 00:00:00 EDT
Updated Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 00:00:00 EDT