Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk

A widely used test that determines whether women are in premature labour has been discontinued, and doctors say losing access could put further strain on emergency transport services in rural and remote areas.

Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk

Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk

Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk

Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk
Test used to assess signs of premature labour will no longer be available, leaving pregnant women in rural and remote areas at risk
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