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The trial is focused on home induction of women with uncomplicated pregnancies.
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Friday 16 Jul 2021, 12:05 AM
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A CLINICAL TRIAL at the Rotunda Hospital funded by a biomedical company has been criticised for the way it presents information on risks and benefits of induced labour to pregnant women.
The Home Induction Trial aims to assess two different methods of induction for healthy first-time mothers at 39 weeks pregnant. After the induction begins, they return home to await labour. 
The trial began in November 2020 and 86 women have so far taken part, the Rotunda said.   ....

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