PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS

This study is testing whether adding a library of short educational videos, accessible on a smartphone, to standard pregnancy care helps women with diabetes better manage their condition. The goal is to see if this extra support improves blood sugar control and leads to healthier…

This study is testing whether adding a powdered supplement made from Moringa leaves to standard iron pills can better treat iron deficiency anemia in pregnant women. It involves 59 pregnant women in Indonesia who will take either the standard iron pills alone or the iron pills pl…

This study is testing whether pregnant women with high-risk conditions can safely monitor their baby's heart rate and their own blood pressure from home instead of making frequent hospital visits. 450 participants across four European hospitals will use certified home devices to …

This study is testing if a simple wireless monitor can help save mothers' lives after a C-section. Over 3,100 women in Uganda who had emergency C-sections wore the monitor for 24 hours after delivery. The system alerts doctors via text message if a mother's vital signs become dan…

This study is testing whether routine heart ultrasound screening during pregnancy can prevent serious complications for both mothers and babies. Researchers are comparing two approaches: one group receives heart screening during prenatal care, while the other receives standard ca…

This study tests whether starting healthy eating guidance early in pregnancy can help prevent gestational diabetes in women at risk. 150 pregnant women will receive either personalized nutrition coaching starting in their first trimester or standard care. Researchers will compare…

This study is testing whether giving pregnant women in Bangladesh a special protein and energy supplement can help babies be born at healthier weights and prevent complications. Researchers are comparing different approaches: giving the supplement to all women versus only to thos…

This Stanford study is testing whether a simple step-count program can help improve mental health for pregnant people experiencing depression or anxiety. The trial will enroll 88 participants and randomly assign them to either follow the walking program or receive usual prenatal …