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
Is there a link between vitamin D levels and miscarriage?
Low vitamin D levels are linked to miscarriage and recurrent miscarriage. We now want to find out whether the use of supplements can reduce risk.
Miscarriage research
COSMisT: Defining the outcomes that should be used in miscarriage research
Tommy’s researchers want to define a ‘core outcome set’ that can be used as standard in all miscarriage research studies.
Miscarriage research
Is there a link between adenomyosis and miscarriage?
Tommy's researchers are finding out whether women and birthing people with adenomyosis may have a higher chance of experiencing miscarriage.
Miscarriage research
The National Miscarriage Care Package
Tommy’s researchers are developing a National Miscarriage Care Package that will provide guidelines to health professionals across the UK.
Miscarriage research
Can progesterone really prevent miscarriage?
Tommy's researchers are analysing previous research to find out whether the use of progesterone can help to prevent 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
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
Is there a link between vitamin D levels and miscarriage?
Low vitamin D levels are linked to miscarriage and recurrent miscarriage. We now want to find out whether the use of supplements can reduce risk.
Miscarriage research
Can progesterone really prevent miscarriage?
Tommy's researchers are analysing previous research to find out whether the use of progesterone can help to prevent 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
COSMisT: Defining the outcomes that should be used in miscarriage research
Tommy’s researchers want to define a ‘core outcome set’ that can be used as standard in all miscarriage research studies.
Miscarriage research
The National Miscarriage Care Package
Tommy’s researchers are developing a National Miscarriage Care Package that will provide guidelines to health professionals across the UK.
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
Is there a link between adenomyosis and miscarriage?
Tommy's researchers are finding out whether women and birthing people with adenomyosis may have a higher chance of experiencing 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
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.