Preeclampsia is one of the most serious complications of pregnancy, and one of the leading causes of maternal mortality worldwide. A new breakthrough medication targets dangerously high blood pressure in the mother and immediately stabilizes it, while improving blood flow to the womb. The drug doesn't cross into the placenta or the breastmilk, thus doesn't reach the baby.
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Un premier médicament pour stopper enfin la prééclampsie

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Une avancée médicale historique transforme les soins obstétricaux avec le premier traitement ciblé contre la prééclampsie, l’une des premières causes de mortalité maternelle dans le monde. Cette thérapie innovante neutralise l’hypertension sévère chez la femme enceinte sans atteindre le bébé, protégeant la santé des nouveau-nés et offrant plus de sécurité aux familles.

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