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Novel and very early detection of preeclampsia

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Novel and very early detection of preeclampsia

Australia

Prince Henry's Institute will develop a new way to measure a protein produced by the placenta and test whether monitoring this protein can indicate a risk for preeclampsia.

Development & Testing

Last update: October 05, 2023

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Challenge

Preeclampsia poses a significant risk during pregnancy, leading to maternal and fetal complications. Early detection is crucial to manage and mitigate these risks.

Description

Guiying Nie of the Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research in Australia will develop a new assay to measure a protein produced by the placenta during its development. Monitoring this protein may reflect placental abnormalities, enabling very early detection of high-risk pregnancies and allowing targeted intervention.