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Scientists pinpoint cause of morning sickness in pregnancy and potential way to prevent it

The new study, published in the journal Nature, shows why some women like Kate Middleton and Amy Schumer became so sick during pregnancy that they needed to be admitted to the hospital.

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Scientists pinpoint cause of morning sickness in pregnancy and potential way to prevent it

The new study, published in the journal Nature, shows why some women like Kate Middleton and Amy Schumer became so sick during pregnancy that they needed to be admitted to the hospital.

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Hopes of new dawn in hunt for a morning sickness cure

Hopes of new dawn in hunt for a morning sickness cure
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Major morning sickness breakthrough could lead to new treatment | Tech News

Scientists think they've finally pinpointed the cause of morning sickness in pregnancy – and could one day find a treatment for severe cases

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Can morning sickness be prevented? New study raises treatment hope - National

A study published in the Nature journal found that a hormone released by babies in the womb might be responsible for pregnancy sickness, including hyperemesis gravidarum.

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