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The study aims to explore the relationships between preterm birth and various clinical, racial, and socioeconomic factors.

April 10, 2026International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics0 citations

Disparities in preterm birth: Impact of clinical, racial, and socioeconomic factors in US singleton pregnancies

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JSJakub Staniczek SSSohum ShahUniversity of California, Los Angeles ZSZahra SharifiherisUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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The study aims to explore the relationships between preterm birth and various clinical, racial, and socioeconomic factors.
Examined singleton pregnancies in the US
Analyzed data on comorbidities and obstetric complications
Identified socioeconomic disadvantage as a risk factor
Preterm birth rates are higher among individuals with comorbidities
Socioeconomic disadvantage significantly contributes to disparities in birth outcomes
Effective interventions could improve prenatal care and reduce risk factors

Abstract

Preterm birth is strongly associated with the pregnant individual's comorbidities, socioeconomic disadvantage, and obstetric complications. Targeted interventions to address health disparities, enhance prenatal care, and reduce modifiable risk factors are essential to improving perinatal outcomes.

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