A Better Way To Predict Baby's Due Date? Thomas Jefferson University Study
Of all the pregnant women you've known in your life, how many delivered their precious bundle of joy on their due date?
Probably not many. Only 5% of pregnant women deliver on their estimated due date, with most celebrating baby's arrival one to three weeks early or late. But a new meta-analysis from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia says a routine test might help moms late in pregnancy narrow the window when baby is expected.
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Probably not many. Only 5% of pregnant women deliver on their estimated due date, with most celebrating baby's arrival one to three weeks early or late. But a new meta-analysis from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia says a routine test might help moms late in pregnancy narrow the window when baby is expected.
Hey, check out all the engineering jobs. Post your resume today!