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Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 May 2009, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Location: North Terrace Campus, Napier Building Room G04 Cost: FREE More information: Visit website The University of Adelaide's Robinson Institute is on the brink of enabling a quantum leap forward in the care of pregnant women and their babies. The Institute's research has revealed that subtle variations in specific gene sequences in a mother, father or their baby indicate the mother is more likely to suffer pregnancy complications. As a result, work is underway to create a genetic test that will - for the first time - identify a couple's risk of complications before symptoms arise, allowing potentially life-saving tailored antenatal care. In this fascinating presentation, Associate Professor Claire Roberts will explain her team's exciting progress, as well as discuss many other known pregnancy risk factors. RSVP Add this event to my electronic calendar |
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