Miscarriage research projects
Miscarriage is the most common complication of pregnancy with 1 in 4 women experiencing at least 1 miscarriage during their reproductive lifetime. Our research is helping to change this. Discover our miscarriage research projects here.
Miscarriage research
CERM: Can doxycycline prevent miscarriage in women with endometritis?
A large clinical trial to see whether an antibiotic called doxycycline can prevent miscarriage for women with endometritis who have already had two or more.
Miscarriage research
ALIFE-2: Can anticoagulants prevent miscarriage in women with inherited thrombophilia?
A multinational clinical trial to find out whether ‘blood thinning’ treatment helps to prevent miscarriage in women with inherited thrombophilia.
Miscarriage research
Developing a miscarriage risk calculator
Tommy's researchers want to develop a risk calculator to show how likely a live birth is and offer women advice about reducing their chances of miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
Vaginal bacteria and the risk of miscarriage
Tommy's researchers are trying to find ways to easily detect and treat women with low levels of Lactobacillusin in order to reduce their risk of miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
Using EPOS to find out more about the impact of COVID-19 on pregnancy
Tommy's researchers want to find out whether having COVID-19 during pregnancy can lead to miscarriage or later complications.
Miscarriage research
Using organoids to find out more about the causes of miscarriage
Tommy's scientists are using organoids – miniature organs grown in a lab – to find out more about the lining of the womb and the causes of miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
A new way of conducting clinical trials to prevent miscarriage
Tommy’s researchers are developing new methods to test treatments and interventions so that we can find the best ways of preventing miscarriage.
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Miscarriage research
Finding the reasons for miscarriage
Too many miscarriages are unexplained. Our research is entirely dedicated to finding out why miscarriages happen and how to prevent it in the future.
Miscarriage research
MifeMiso: Mifepristone and misoprostol for the medical management of missed miscarriage
Currently NICE recommends the drug misoprostol but without strong evidence. This trial is designed to find the best treatment for missed miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
CERM: Can doxycycline prevent miscarriage in women with endometritis?
A large clinical trial to see whether an antibiotic called doxycycline can prevent miscarriage for women with endometritis who have already had two or more.
Miscarriage research
Using EPOS to find out more about the impact of COVID-19 on pregnancy
Tommy's researchers want to find out whether having COVID-19 during pregnancy can lead to miscarriage or later complications.
Miscarriage research
A new way of conducting clinical trials to prevent miscarriage
Tommy’s researchers are developing new methods to test treatments and interventions so that we can find the best ways of preventing miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
ALIFE-2: Can anticoagulants prevent miscarriage in women with inherited thrombophilia?
A multinational clinical trial to find out whether ‘blood thinning’ treatment helps to prevent miscarriage in women with inherited thrombophilia.
Miscarriage research
Vaginal bacteria and the risk of miscarriage
Tommy's researchers are trying to find ways to easily detect and treat women with low levels of Lactobacillusin in order to reduce their risk of miscarriage.
Image
Miscarriage research
Finding the reasons for miscarriage
Too many miscarriages are unexplained. Our research is entirely dedicated to finding out why miscarriages happen and how to prevent it in the future.
Miscarriage research
Developing a miscarriage risk calculator
Tommy's researchers want to develop a risk calculator to show how likely a live birth is and offer women advice about reducing their chances of miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
Using organoids to find out more about the causes of miscarriage
Tommy's scientists are using organoids – miniature organs grown in a lab – to find out more about the lining of the womb and the causes of miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
MifeMiso: Mifepristone and misoprostol for the medical management of missed miscarriage
Currently NICE recommends the drug misoprostol but without strong evidence. This trial is designed to find the best treatment for missed miscarriage.