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Stanford study uses immune 'digital twins' to fight preterm labor

Original: ‘Digital twins’ of immune system in pregnancy identify drugs to prevent early labor, Stanford Medicine-led study finds

A Stanford Medicine-led study built 'digital twins' of the immune system during pregnancy to model how it changes over time. Using these models, researchers identified existing drugs that could help prevent preterm labor, one of the leading causes of infant illness and death. The approach suggests computational immune modeling could speed up repurposing treatments for pregnancy complications.

Why now: The promise of using AI-style digital twin modeling to prevent premature births is a striking medical advance.

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• ‘Digital twins’ of immune system in pregnancy identify drugs to prevent early labor, Stanford Medicine-led study finds · Stanford Medicine

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