The preterm prediction study: Significance of vaginal infections
Paul J. Meis(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), William W. Andrews(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Anita Das(Cidara Therapeutics (United States)), Jay D. Iams, Atef Moawad, Francee Johnson(Northwestern University), Elizabeth Thom, Donald McNellis(Unknown), B.M. Mercer(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Robert L. Goldenberg(Columbia University)
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