Pregnancy Research Center

Pregnancy Research Center is an independent market research organization focused on fertility, pregnancy and neonatal health.

As Health Care Professionals or women served by them during pregnancy, you have the opportunity to share your opinion as we seek to gain insight into the critical issues around current and future pregnancy management practices.

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Featured Survey

Patient's Perceptions of Preterm Birth

Survey Date: 10/2008

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Summary: In a recent survey (the Prematurity Awareness Survey) conducted by the Pregnancy Research Center, 255 women who were between 22 and 30 weeks of gestation were surveyed in order to better understand pregnant women's perceptions of preterm birth.

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Did you know...

According to a 2011 survey of ObGyns and MFMS (n=270):

93% currently use 17P to help manage patients at risk for preterm birth
Only 42% plan on using Makena, the FDA-Approved formulation