Birth Defects
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2026-04-17Clinical Trial Update: Hydrops: Diagnosing & Redefining Outcomes With Precision Study [NA]
This entry provides an update on the Hydrops: Diagnosing & Redefining Outcomes With Precision study sponsored by the University of Californi…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2026-04-07Clinical Trial Update: Mapping of Genomic Structural Variations in Major Birth Defects
This update describes a study aimed at mapping genomic structural variations associated with major birth defects in the prenatal setting, wh…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2026-04-07Clinical Trial Update: JiGenerations Health Cohort Study:Parental Exposure and Intergenerational Health in China
This clinical trial update describes the JiGenerations Health Cohort Study in China, examining how parental environmental exposures relate t…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2025-06-29Clinical Trial Update: The Heartland Study
Clinical trial update for The Heartland Study (NCT05492708) indicating the study is currently recruiting and will study pregnancy-related co…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2025-01-30Clinical Trial Update: Genetic Inclusion by Virtual Evaluation [NA]
A Baylor College of Medicine-sponsored clinical trial update announcing recruitment for a study on genetic inclusion by virtual evaluation. …
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2024-11-07Clinical Trial Update: Pannus Assistance Needed for Obstetric Ultrasound Studies [NA]
Clinical trial update for obstetric ultrasound studies addressing obesity complicating childbirth and fetal anomalies; the study status is c…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2024-05-07Clinical Trial Update: Miscarriage Preventing Herbal Medicines and the Risk of Birth Defects: a Population-based Cohort Study
A population-based cohort study update examining miscarriage-preventing herbal medicines and the potential risk of birth defects.