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Science News for March 25, 2006


Women's health findings presented at national conference

A study found that elevated C-reactive protein levels remain even 30 years after eclamptic pregnancy, indicating a potential link to cardiovascular disease. Researchers also developed a non-invasive imaging technology to visualize infection-related changes in preterm birth, offering new insights into treatment strategies.

SourceUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical Center·DateMar 25, 2006