Sentence examples for frequent miscarriages from inspiring English sources

Other conditions that have affected workers include anaemia, kidney problems, cancer and frequent miscarriages.

The hard-liners believe it is critical to allow security services to deal expediently with threats to the broadest possible interpretation of national security and public order, even if that means frequent miscarriages of justice.

Excessive clotting is a common problem in America, resulting in deep vein thrombosis (blood clot in the leg), pulmonary embolus (blood clot on the lung), frequent miscarriages, or even blood clots in unusual places.

Mothers who are iodine-deficient suffer frequent miscarriages, still births, and early infant deaths.

However, there is a possibility that, if our hypothesis is true, women with very high plasma/blood Pb ratios could suffer from frequent miscarriages.

Women with lupus anticoagulants have a higher risk of frequent miscarriage during pregnancy.

In addition, we found that when women report abuse by partners, they experience greater likelihood of more frequent pregnancies, miscarriages and adverse pregnancy outcomes and this troubled reproductive history should be considered in relation to maternal depression.

During Margaret Sanger's work among the working class of immigrant women she was exposed to graphic examples of women forced into frequent childbirth, miscarriage, and self-induced abortion for lack of information on how to avoid unwanted pregnancy.

Wall describes the marriage as traumatic and claims that it included frequent rapes and miscarriages.

A frequent cause of miscarriage is aneuploidy, an incorrect number of chromosomes in the embryo, and mouse studies have shed some light on potential environmental contributors to this condition.

Aneuploidy may also be a contributing factor in other infertile populations; for example, despite other potential causes, an abnormal embryonic karyotype was found to be the most frequent cause of recurrent miscarriage (RM) [ 7].