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Hari Eswaran Recognized for Research on Strengthening Pregnant Women’s Pelvic Floor Muscles

DBMI Secondary Faculty member Hari Eswaran was recognized for his work toward developing a non-invasive procedure to detect weakened pelvic floor muscles in pregnant women. They plan to use the data to compare the functionality of women’s muscles after childbirth to assess the effects of pregnancy and delivery on the pelvic floor.  NIH Awards $1.36 million Grant […]

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