Uncovering the Causes of Pregnancy Loss

The two questions I hear the most from patients are “Why did this happen to me?” and “Will this happen again?”

 

- Dr. Ruth Lathi, MD

Primary Investigator, the HOPE project

Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Stanford School of Medicine

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Our goal with the HOPE project is to Harness multiple Opportunities for Pregnancy loss Exploration. This research will provide answers to both these questions using a multi-pronged approach involving molecular profiling, machine learning, and whole genome sequencing of the trio at the center of recurrent pregnancy loss — the mother, the father, and past pregnancies. If you and your partner have experienced pregnancy loss, join our study and be a part of our efforts to explain and predict recurrent pregnancy loss.

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Are you interested in joining our study?

We are looking for couples that have experienced pregnancy loss and are willing to participate in our study’s activities.

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Do you have patients that have experienced miscarriage?

If you have patients with a documented history of recurrent pregnancy loss without an identifiable cause, we are interested in including them in our study. 

The Team

The HOPE team consists of accomplished researchers and faculty at Stanford University School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU). Our team is comprised of world-renowned clinicians, computer scientists, geneticists, and molecular biology researchers.

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