Researchers from King’s College London and University College London are conducting a four-year study, miBirth, to predict safe birthing methods for first-time mothers. With a 57% chance of an uncomplicated vaginal birth, the study involves 500 participants using MRI and ultrasound imaging to assess factors influencing birthing outcomes. The goal is to create a predictive model for uncomplicated vaginal births, providing crucial information for decision-making before labor.
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What an incredible study!!
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