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Pregnant with Twins or Triplets?
A research study designed for women pregnant with multiples is being conducted to look at the use of progesterone to prevent preterm births. For more information regarding this study and how you can participate, call Paula Simon, RN at the Maternal Fetal Medicine Unit, (312) 926-8624.
Are you expecting your first baby?
Are you between nine and 16 weeks pregnant?
A research study is being conducted to evaluate the effects of antioxidant therapy in preventing preeclampsia, a condition where high blood pressure occurs during pregnancy. Eligible participants agree to take 2 capsules of Vitamin C (1000mg) and Vitamin E (400IU) or 2 placebo pills consisting of mineral oil (depending on which group you are assigned to) every day until delivery, along with prenatal vitamins. For more information regarding this study and how you can participate, call Toni Matson, RN at the Maternal Fetal Medicine Unit, (312) 926-4118.
Women's Health - Hot Flashes
Are you experiencing hot flashes? Northwestern University is conducting a research study to determine if black cohosh and red clover are effective in reducing hot flashes. We are looking for healthy menopausal women with a significant number of hot flashes. The study is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and lasts one year. Monthly visits are required for one year. The study is done at no medical cost to you and compensation for participation is provided. Please call (312) 926-8400 to learn more.
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