Guillaume FAVRE
Chief resident - Fetal medicine fellow
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Guillaume Favre is a Chief Resident and Fetal Medicine Fellow at Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades in France. His research focuses on maternal and fetal health, particularly in the context of COVID-19 and its implications during pregnancy. Recent articles authored by Dr. Favre explore topics such as universal screening for cytomegalovirus in early pregnancy, the effects of advanced maternal age on delivery outcomes, and medication utilization during pregnancy. He actively contributes to the medical community through studies that inform safety recommendations for pregnancy and neonatal health.
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Marco De Santis
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Stephen Jenkinson
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Léo Pomar
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Christos Chatzakis
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L. J. Salomon
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Julia Townson
Cardiff University
David Baud
Lausanne University Hospital
Begoῆa Martinez de Tejada
University Hospital of Geneva
Adolfo Etchegaray
Chief, Fetal Medicine
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Allie Sakowicz
Northwestern University
Emily Smith
George Washington University
Evelin Beck
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Daniel Surbek
Professor and Chairman
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Christina D Chambers
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Matthew Bluett-Duncan
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Anis Feki
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