As I am not an expert in this area I will refrain from commenting.
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Somewhere to talk about the feelings of having lost my child, my babies. In memory of Isabel.
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Wow. Whatever scientists can do to lessen stillbirths and other infant deaths is a step in the right direction. If it's only responsible for a tiny portion, even, then it is important that they find out.
It's always fascinating to hear new scientific theories for things that have seemed impossible to understand. My (completely uninformed guess) is that many health problems will turn out to be caused by some kind of virus or bacteria (like ulcers, which used to be thought to be caused by stress, but are actually caused by a bacterial infection).
Though, from what I understand -- though there are some antiviral medications -- in general, we still don't have the ability to treat the vast majority of viral diseases.
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