Multiple sexually transmitted co-infections are associated with adverse reproductive outcomes in asymptomatic adolescent pregnant women; a prospective cohort study

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  • who: Subash C. Sonkar and Daman Saluja from the University of Health Sciences, Turkey have published the research: Multiple sexually transmitted co-infections are associated with adverse reproductive outcomes in asymptomatic adolescent pregnant women; A Prospective cohort study, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: This study was aimed to determine the sequelae of pregnancy in adolescent women as a consequence of presence of CT, NG, TV, MG, MH, UU and/or UP in pregnant mothers, tested in the first trimester.
  • how: The authors therefore decided to find prevalence of CT NG TV MG MH . . .

     

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