Can a simple blood test predict who needs more aspirin to stop a dangerous pregnancy complication?
NCT ID NCT04295850
Summary
This study aimed to understand why aspirin helps some, but not all, high-risk pregnant people avoid preeclampsia, a serious blood pressure disorder. Researchers followed 130 pregnant people at high risk for preeclampsia who were taking aspirin. They checked blood markers, genetics, and aspirin levels to learn how to personalize the dose for better prevention in the future.
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Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19107, United States
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