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The rate of preterm birth has not changed over the past 30 years, despite the research that has gone into it. Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses preterm birth management and how, until the PreTRM Test, the main risk identifiers for preterm birth complications were cervical length and previous preterm birth. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses the science behind the PreTRM Test. Through prenatal testing, proteins can be identified that help predict the risk of preterm birth for patients. The science of proteomics has the potential to change the existing statistics of preterm birth, that 1 in 10 babies is born too early. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD outlines how testing for the risk of preterm birth with the PreTRM Test can provide a great starting point for working with your patients to implement preterm birth management strategies. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses the differences in the development of preterm birth babies and babies that develop to full term. The PreTRM Test can help identify pregancies at higher risk of preterm birth so that proper preterm birth management practices can be initiated. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses the many benefits of adding the PreTRM Test to your practice for preterm birth prevention. Identify patients who may be at higher risk of preterm birth, and use the PreTRM Test results to work with your patients on a management strategy. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses a 26-year-old patient whose higher risk of premature birth was identified through the PreTRM Test. The ensuing vigilance over her pregnancy prevented a potential tragedy through a preterm birth management strategy. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Dr. Phelps Sandall, MD discusses how the PreTRM Test helped identify a 35-year-old patient at higher risk for spontaneous preterm birth and helped extend her pregancy to 39 weeks through the use of regular progesterone treatments as part of her preterm birth management strategy. Email: Support@PreTRM.com

Learn how you can better understand your risk of preterm birth with the PreTRM Test. The PreTRM Test is a simple pregnancy blood test during weeks 18 through 20 of your pregnancy. The results will be sent directly to your provider so that you can work together to develop a plan to improve the outcome for you and your baby. If you have questions about PreTRM or the testing process, reach out to our support team: Support@PreTRM.com

Did you know that one in ten babies is born prematurely? A Prenatal blood test, like the PreTRM Test, can help to determine your risk of preterm birth and help both you and your healthcare provider improve outcomes for you and your baby. Help change the statistics of preterm birth with the PreTRM Test! Reach out to our support team for more help: Support@PreTRM.com

Demonstration of how to place an order for the PreTRM Test on the PreTRM Portal, and how to access reports once they are available. This intuitive platform allows for easy sign-up and activation. Access the portal at: https://sera.my.site.com/PreTRMOrderingPortal/login