Race against time: new fast tests aim to protect moms and babies from STIs
NCT ID NCT07290439
Summary
This study is testing whether faster, on-the-spot tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can help pregnant women get treated more quickly. It will compare these quick tests to the standard lab tests that take days for results. The goal is to reduce delays in treatment, which can help prevent serious health problems for both the mother and baby.
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Grady Memorial Hospital
Atlanta, Georgia, 30303, United States
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