Clinical Trials

nuMoM2b: Nulliparous Pregnancy Outcomes Study - Monitoring Mothers-to-be

Description

Status: Open to Enrollment

Start Date: Feb 01 2011

End Date: Feb 01 2012

The NuMoM2b study is looking for mothers who have never delivered a baby before.  For these women, doctors do not have information from a previous birth to know who might have a problem with their pregnancy. This study is looking for tests that can identify which ones might have a problem; then, in the future, health care providers will be better prepared to help them and their babies to be healthy.  The study involves: three visits to collect blood, urine, and vaginal fluid samples; complete interviews/questionnaires; and ultrasounds. 

Principal Investigators

Robert Silver , M.D.

Contact Information

Name: Kelly
Phone: 801-585-6996
Email: kelly.vorwaller@hsc.utah.edu

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