Premature or preterm birth (before 37 weeks of pregnancy) affects approximately 8% of births in Canada impacting children and families.
It is officially summer, which means we are pleased to release our summer newsletter! In this edition, you can keep up with some study updates, discover some family-friendly activities to do in Calgary this summer, and learn about how to keep your baby safe in the summer heat. We appreciate your continued support and participation…
Check out a recent article in the University of Calgary’s UToday about the P3 Cohort reaching an important recruitment milestone of 2000 participants (read more here)!
Researchers at the University of Calgary have reached a significant milestone in their study to better predict and prevent preterm birth and the associated adverse consequences for families. Preterm birth is a critical concern in maternal and child health. By successfully enrolling over 2,000 participants in their P3 Cohort study, researchers are another step closer…
Check out our Winter 2024 newsletter! For a version of the newsletter with active hyperlinks, please click here: P3 Cohort Winter 2024 Newsletter.
2022 (March to December) Benlamri A, Murthy P, Zein H, Thomas S, Scott JN, Abou Mehrem A, Esser M, Lodha A, Noort J, Tang S, Metcalfe C, Kowal D, Irvine L, Scotland J, Leijser LM, Mohammad K. 2022. Neuroprotection care bundle implementation is associated with improved long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes in extremely premature infants. J Perinatol 42, 1380–1384. …
Thanks so much for participating in the P3 Cohort research study. For a version of the newsletter with active hyperlinks, please click here: P3 Cohort Summer Newsletter.
We are very pleased to release our first P3 Cohort Newsletter. You can read it here. Thank you so much for your continued support and participation in this study!
We have launched recruitment for Dr. Leijser’s substudy, The Role of Inflammation in Brain Injury and Development of Preterm Infants (P3 Brain Health Study). Premature or preterm birth (before 37 weeks of pregnancy) impacts approximately 8% of births in Canada annually and we don’t know why it happens. A child born preterm is at a greater…
We have launched recruitment for one of the P3 Cohort substudies: Biomarkers of imminent preterm birth in high risk women. You would be eligible for this study if: The purpose of this research study is to be able to: As part of this research study, participants will be invited to provide weekly blood and urine samples…
Premature or preterm birth (before 37 weeks of pregnancy) affects approximately 8% of births in Canada impacting children and their families.
