OmegaQuant's Prenatal Test Counts DHA Level To Help Prevent Premature Labor
Executive Summary
OmegaQuant's test helps expectant mothers monitor DHA levels, data that can help prevent premature labor. The kit – a blood collection card, lancet, alcohol pad, bandage and gauze pad sent to the company for analysis – could help curb problem that costs US health care industry around $6bn annually.
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