Treating Fetus as Patient Can Reduce Preterm Birth by Anjanee Sharma on January 23, 2021 at 5:42 PM Texas-based researchers pave the way for developing a new medicine delivery system that could reduce the incidence of preterm labor and premature birth by treating the fetus as the patient.
Preterm labor is suspected to be triggered by inflammation caused by the fetus being sick. Researchers have proven this hypothesis by studying assumptions about the relationship between a mother and the fetus s health.
Dr. Ramkumar Menon and his team tested bioengineered exosomes as a delivery system for anti-inflammatory medicine directly to the fetus. Exosomes are natural nanoparticles or vesicles in our bodies, and we have trillions of them circulating through us at all times. By packaging the medicine inside a bioengineered exosome and injecting it into the mother intravenously, the exosomes travel through the blood system, cross the placental barrier and arr
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really awful symptom. i tell my patients don t take anything maybe mylanta not marijuana. there is a study in california where it s being legalized recreational already before recreational pot was legalized already before 7% of pregnant women were using pot and 20% under the age of 24. do you know what that leads to? it leads to children that have blaferl problems, that can t focus that have memory problems. that don t do as well in school. it rides to low birth weight infants, preterm labor. this is very bad for pregnancy. brian: have that faux medical marijuana where anyone could walk in with a prescription get it. no one monitoring it. ainsley: if you do this, it s going to kill your brain cells. is that a myth. no. it actually does kill your brain cells. it effects your lung and heart. you do not perform as well on tests. do you not do as well in the workplace it effects
to 21.8% and you have women age 18 to 24 that rose to 19%. tell us about the possible effects. we can put those up as you speak about them on the baby. a great point, younger women are more at risk, using the more often when pregnant, the risks are really huge. they haven t proven actual birth defects, but they have shown more preterm labor, women going into labor earlier on, underweight infants being born and the big-ticket item here is developmental delay, hyperactivity, a study out of canada, and problems with memory, risk of adhd, attention deficit disorder, this is a real problem in terms of behavior, cognition, and long-term