The PRETERM Study

The PRETERM Study was a research project focused on understanding why some pregnancies end early, resulting in preterm birth. It examined various biological, environmental, and lifestyle factors that might influence this risk. By collecting data from pregnant women, the study aimed to identify potential triggers or indicators that could help prevent preterm deliveries. Its goal was to improve approaches to care and develop strategies to reduce premature births, which are a leading cause of health problems for newborns. Overall, the study sought to enhance maternal and infant health by uncovering ways to promote healthier pregnancies.