Microbiome links to preterm birth found by Stanford study
Stanford researchers followed 49 pregnant women and found those who delivered prematurely harbored a distinct vaginal bacterial pattern with low lactobacilli and presence of bacteria linked to bacterial vaginosis. The study suggests the microbiome before conception may be a key risk indicator and could lead to probiotic prevention strategies.
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First Women Pass Army Ranger School at Fort Benning
Two women became the first to complete the Army Ranger School, earning Ranger tabs but not Ranger regiment membership. The 62 day course, alongside 94 men, tested fatigue hunger and stress in combat tasks at Fort Benning Georgia, as part of expanding women’s combat role.
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