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Does asymptomatic carriage of streptococcus bacteria affect the course of pregnancy? The majority of childbirths proceed without problems. In recent years, however, preterm deliveries, inductions of labour and caesarean sections have become increasingly common. They expose the mother and the newborn to complications, which often are due to infections. In order to prevent serious infections, we need research-based knowledge about, for example, the source of pathogens. Read more

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