Mirvie, a pioneer in predicting unexpected pregnancy complications, today announced the publication of a study in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, a leading obstetrics and gynecology medical journal. The results demonstrate the Mirvie RNA platform is first to predict preterm birth by revealing the underlying biology of each pregnancy. The breakthrough research shows the platform can predict the condition months before symptoms occur and identify distinct biological pathways driving its development.
Mirvie, a pioneer in predicting unexpected pregnancy complications, today announced data presented at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine 42nd Annual Pregnancy Meeting (SMFM 2022) demonstrates the Mirvie RNA platform is first to predict preterm birth by revealing the underlying biology of each pregnancy. The breakthrough research shows the platform can predict the condition months before symptoms occur and identify distinct biological pathways driving its development.
Mirvie, a pioneer in predicting unexpected pregnancy complications, today announced the publication of a study in Nature proving the proprietary Mirvie RNA platform is first to predict unexpected complications by revealing the underlying biology of each pregnancy. The research analyzed the largest and most diverse dataset of maternal transcriptomes to date. The platform opens a new window into pregnancy health for women to act and their doctors to intervene before unexpected complications become a crisis.
Pregnancy complications affect 45 million women globally each year, five times the rate of cancer incidence. Today there is no reliable way to identify those pregnancies at-risk. The goal of Mirvie’s simple blood test is the early detection of complications such as preterm birth, preeclampsia and gestational diabetes, which has the potential to reduce pregnancy healthcare costs by up to 65%.
