(Source: Thomas Jefferson University) October 29, 2015 A routine screening could help narrow the estimated date of delivery (PHILADELPHIA) - To the frustration of busy pregnant women everywhere, estimates of when she'll actually give birth can be off by as much as two to three weeks, early or late. This leaves women with a window of more than a month in which carefully laid plans can be thrown into disarray, with only 5 percent of women delivering exactly on their due date. A new meta-analysis suggests that one routine screening test could help mothers narrow that window to seven days from the time of the test, in...
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