What we have learned about the predictors of preterm birth
Robert L. Goldenberg(Columbia University), Francee Johnson(Northwestern University), Brian M. Mercer(Case Western Reserve University), Jay D. Iams(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Paul J. Meis(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Rachel L. Copper(National Institute of Child Health), Atef Moawad, Anita Das(Cidara Therapeutics (United States))
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