Early tests show drug could help lower number of miscarriages

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Every year, 103,000 Australian families are impacted; now British researchers believe a diabetes drug could lower that number

If this story has raised issues for you or anyone you know needs help, you can contact:

  • SANDS (miscarriage, stillbirth and newborn death support) on 1300 072 637
  • Stillbirth Foundation (research and education to prevent stillbirth) on 02 9557 9070
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