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Assessment of Early Pregnancy MAB Completion

Evaluating early pregnancy outcomes in a clinical trial.

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Female
Phase N/A

This study looks at whether a medication abortion (MAB) in very early pregnancy can be confirmed with a urine pregnancy test after 2 weeks, instead of waiting 4 weeks. A medication abortion uses special pills to end a pregnancy. Participants will take weekly pregnancy tests and answer questions about their symptoms for four weeks. This helps researchers see how pregnancy symptoms change.

  • Duration: The study lasts for 4 weeks.
  • Participation: Participants will complete weekly tasks, like taking pregnancy tests and filling out surveys.
  • Requirements: Participants need to have early pregnancy (up to 42 days) and be able to read English and access the internet.

Remember, if privacy or safety is a concern, you might not want to participate. This study could help make medication abortions easier to monitor in the future.

Study details
    Pregnancy
    Abortion Early

NCT06893484

University of Washington

7 June 2025

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