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Fantastic new work on human immune variation and Smoking by the amazing @LabExMI consortium led by @darragh_duffy @QuintanaMurci
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En el marco del Día Mundial de la Prematuridad, compartimos extracto de conferencia. El Professor @BoJacobsson científico sueco, nos habla del fenotipo del parto prematuro. La conferencia impartida en el INS, habló del Informe Born Too Soon de @opsoms @UNICEF @UNFPA @PMNCH
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Bienvenido Professor @BoJacobsson,
distinguida personalidad de la medicina materno fetal, científico clínico y autoridad mundial en temas de gran interés para la salud pública, como prematurez y el estudio del microbioma materno perinatal, académico de @goteborgsuni , Suecia
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Outstanding talk by @JezidMiranda explaining our #AI analysis identifying 2 different phenotypes among small fetuses #FGR #SGA #ISUOG2023 – at Gangnam-gu, Republic of Korea
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“Search engines produce information on PPROM that is low quality, low accuracy, difficult to read & not credible.”Googling preterm prelabour rupture of the membranes: A systematic review of patient info available on the internet - Hall - 2023 - BJOG: obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
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Planning this exciting meeting featuring 3-4 working groups and many top🌟 #preterm birth scientists in Mexico City 🇲🇽 to identify knowledge gaps, plan collaborations and projects, writing manuscripts. Join us! Please help Re-X! @bonneylab prebicglobal.org/scientificm…
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Our publication on #antiandrogens in #PCOS now published:
Efficacy and safety of anti-androgens in the management of polycystic ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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We compared different oral contraceptives for the treatment of PCOS, this is what we found! @JohannaMMelin @TayJillian @HelenaTeede @terhip @ayamousa_phd
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Immense pleasure discussing how we can brake the unprecedented rise in #Caesarean section rates 🌍
@ABanerjeeWHO & @AllisynMoran
With the @WHO, professional societies & the community at large, we can work on solutions together 🤝
@HarvardPGSSC @ScottCorlew @kathydoo2002
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“La ciencia es muy importante, pero la educación es el vector que transmite a cada nueva generación la curiosidad, la pasión y la motivación para reimaginar el futuro, extender los límites de las posibilidades humanas y lograr un mundo más social” @TheLancet
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Lo q siempre me ha maravillado del embarazo: la coexistencia de dos genomas con intereses particulares y únicos: el de la madre y el del feto.
Este estudio genético demuestra el conflicto maternofetal que determina la duración de la gestación y el peso al nacer Va hilo … 👉 – at Cartagena, Colombia
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Cool example of antagonistic pleiotropy in this maternal/fetal GWAS: "maternal alleles that increase gestational duration have negative fetal effects on birth weight". Anything like this in adults?
nature.com/articles/s41588-0…
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Replying to @simocristea
hah, yes I fell into the same rabbit hole yesterday reading through this work. Some other cool studies: fetal genetic effects on expression in the placenta (nature.com/articles/s41467-0…), maternal genetic effects on milk gene expression and infant microbiome (biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…)
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The latest data from 2020 shows maternal mortality ratio has more than halved in Sierra Leone. Still one of the highest in the world (443) but life time risk of dying in pregnancy now only 1 in 52. Immense progress. Well done all involved in improving care.
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It was a pleasure to speak about the need for effective collaboration across #womenshealth to make sure no woman is left behind - we are stronger together 🙌🏽 @DrNighatArif @CarolineNokes @SJDixon70 @vcmcdonald @WellbeingofWmen #GlobalWomensHealthIndex
#WomensHealthStrategy
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eur03.safelinks.protection.o… We successfully used our Cradle VSA to detect malaria in refugees. Positive LR>10 for severe cases. The single most frequent diagnosis causing shock was malaria. A simple tool to screen for malaria in rural areas? @The_MRC @NIHRglobal @lifecourse_KCL
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To build a world where everyone thrives, we need comprehensive SRH services to be fully funded in #UHC packages.
@HFogstad @PMNCH Executive Director.
#UHCDay #HealthForAll
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Healthcare workers are essential to functioning health systems which are, in turn, the most efficient and sustainable way to achieve #UHC #healthForAll
On #UHCDAY @PMNCH HCPA’s underline the need for empowered, competent and respected #healthcare providers. #PartnersForChange

























