The field remains in desperate need of bold investigators, innovative modeling approaches and new insights into pathophysiology.
http://dmm.biologists.org/content/5/1/9.long
This is a summary of the current state of the research into PE (with a long discussion of why all the available animal models are limited) *and* it ends with a plea for more study and more researchers. What's not to like?
Preeclampsia: multiple approaches for a multifactorial disea
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Preeclampsia: multiple approaches for a multifactorial disea
by caryn » Wed Jan 11, 2012 02:51 pm
Science! The articles you don't want to miss:
The Preeclampsia Puzzle (New Yorker) and Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy (New York Times)
Looking for recent articles and studies? Lectures from researchers?
A chance to participate in research? For us on Facebook or Twitter?
Caryn, @carynjrogers, who is not a doctor and who talks about science stuff *way* too much
DS Oscar born by emergent C-section at 34 weeks for fetal indicators, due to severe PE
The Preeclampsia Puzzle (New Yorker) and Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy (New York Times)
Looking for recent articles and studies? Lectures from researchers?
A chance to participate in research? For us on Facebook or Twitter?
Caryn, @carynjrogers, who is not a doctor and who talks about science stuff *way* too much
DS Oscar born by emergent C-section at 34 weeks for fetal indicators, due to severe PE
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