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Pregnant woman, kissed on the belly by a man
Posted on4 June, 20204 June, 2020Articles

War in the Womb: The Evolution of Pre-eclampsia

The most common serious pregnancy complication arises due to an ancient conflict between mothers and fathers. Itcould have ended badly in so many ways. My friend, let’s call her Amy, in vibrant mid-twenties health, could not have been more ready…

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Posted on23 April, 201323 April, 2013Ageing

The placenta and the pace of life

The poor old placenta. It really doesn’t get much public attention. And yet it does a crucially important job – acting as the interface between the mother’s blood supply and that of her developing foetus. Every molecule of glucose, oxygen…

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