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Severe preeclampsia may leave a measurable signature in the fetal heart
A prospective study of 224 pregnancies found that severe preeclampsia was associated with measurable changes in fetal cardiac performance and Doppler parameters, alongside earlier delivery, lower birth weight and more frequent neonatal intensive care admission.
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Novo’s $1.4B Orbis Deal Bets on a New Route to Oral Cardiometabolic Drugs
IPM Brief – Issue 31 | Several New Yorks, a thousand ideas – and one week to navigate them
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One Psychedelic Dose Is Now a Phase III Argument
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The healthcare AI race is shifting from smarter models to safer deployment
Cancer Screening Is Still Designed for the Able-Bodied Patient
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