In 1989, in Wisconsin, USA, an extraordinary feat was achieved: seven generations of a family were alive at the same time. This remarkable occurrence remains undisputed and stands as a world record. The individuals involved were Augusta Bunge, aged 109, accompanied by her daughter Ella Sabin, aged 89. Ella's daughter, Anna Wendlandt, aged 70, was also present, along with Anna's daughter, Betty Wolter, aged 52. Betty's daughter, Debra Bollig, aged 33, attended alongside her daughter, Lori Bollig, aged 15. Lastly, Lori's son, Christopher Bollig, aged only one month, completed the seven-generation lineup.
Maternal morbidity and fetal outcomes among pregnant women at 22 weeks’ gestation or less with complications in 2 Texas hospitals after legislation on abortion - American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology😳😳😳👇 https://t.co/In7DZJ07s9
Antibiotic-free vaginal microbiota transplant with donor engraftment, dysbiosis resolution and live birth after recurrent pregnancy loss: a proof of concept case study - eClinicalMedicine (https://t.co/cp3QdTByyH)
Would you like to learn more about how progesterone modulates cellular immune function during pregnancy? Click here to find out: https://t.co/j3GQ9CHLSq. Thank you to the Editors (Profs. Mendelson, Mesiano, and Adamski) for inviting us to contribute to this special issue!
And it's out...Gestational diabetes is driven by microbiota-induced inflammation months before diagnosis https://t.co/DSJYWvetjV. Thanks to all the wonderful collaborators
We developed a new multivalent mRNA vaccine against all known influenza virus subtypes. Our study describing the vaccine was just published in @ScienceMagazine. 1/n
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