... the period between January and June 2025 documented approximately 2,600 miscarriages, 220 pregnancy-related deaths, and 1,460 preterm births, in addition to more than 1,700 underweight newborns.
Published in the journal PREGNANCY, the PRIMEStudy demonstrates significant improvements in neonatal outcomes with early risk screening and targeted interventions ....
As PRIME excluded women with prior spontaneous preterm birth or premature cervical shortening at the time of enrollment, the study results illustrate the value of the test for patients at otherwise ...
Mothers in New Hampshire who were downstream of sites contaminated with “forever chemicals” experienced triple the rate of infant deaths and had more premature births or babies with low birth weights, according to a new study released Monday ....
Mothers in New Hampshire who were downstream of sites contaminated with “forever chemicals” experienced triple the rate of infant deaths and had more premature births or babies with low birth weights, according to a new study released Monday ....
For the second year in a row, the March of Dimes gave Arkansas an F for its preterm birth rate in a report that also highlighted the state's poor rankings in several related measures ... .
For the second year in a row, the March of Dimes gave Arkansas an F for its preterm birth rate in a report that also highlighted the state's poor rankings in several related measures ... .
New evidence suggests that exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy can trigger subtle but significant biochemical changes in the body – changes that may increase the likelihood of preterm birth.
Mississippi earned an ‘F’ grade for its rate of preterm births in 2024, according to the 2025 report card from the March of Dimes...Preterm birth is the leading cause of infant death, and Mississippi also leads the nation in this grim statistic.