A study led by Durham University's Fetal and Neonatal Research Lab, UK, took 4D ultrasound scans of 100 pregnant women to see how their unborn babies responded after being exposed to flavors from ...

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Medical imaging’s come a long way in the past few decades—but it’s now so good that doctors can use it to tell the difference between a baby opening its mouth and it yawning. A team of researchers ...

Smoking among pregnant women has been known to have unwanted consequences to the babies when they are born but the harmful effects of the habit can also be seen even on unborn babies. Using 4D ...

Ultrasounds are one of the most reassuring and exciting parts of pregnancy as they give you a first glimpse into the world of ...

This isn't just an ultrasound. This is the future. These are 3D ultrasound scans enhanced with AI and 8K technology, transforming them into near-photographic portraits of babies who haven't been born ...

A 4D scan image of a fetus shows a laughing-face-reaction after being exposed to the carrot flavor. Source: Durham University/Sage Publications New research suggests that human fetuses can detect food ...