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Non Invasive Biomarkers to Identify Subjects at Risk for Preterm Delivery
The goal of this study is to identify a non-invasive predictor or predictors that will increase the clinician's ability to identify patients with preterm labor (PTL) at risk for preterm delivery (PTD). Through these studies we also hope to reveal potential therapeutic targets in the prevention of prevention of preterm births. The study hypothesis is that we can identify non-invasive predictors of PTL at risk for PTD.
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