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Apr 15, 2026, 10:16
Marlena Fejzo: Our Study Identifying 6 New Genes Associated with Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Marlena Fejzo, Scientist and Time Women of the Year 2024 Honoree, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Our latest study identifying 6 new genes associated with HG hit the press today!”
Dr. Danielle (Raiman) Plummer, Hospital Pharmacist at UHS, shared Marlena Fejzo’s post, adding:
“Thank you, Marlena Fejzo, for your lifelong work in finding the genes that lead to hyperemesis gravidarum! Now to get old wives tales and incorrect information taken down across the internet. Looking forward to the results the metformin study and other trials targeting these genes.”
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