Reassure Study: The Real-World Evidence Initiative in Recurrent early pregnancy loss

Written By :  Deeksha Bhandari
Published On 2025-12-18 06:30 GMT   |   Update On 2025-12-18 11:55 GMT
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Recurrent early pregnancy loss (REPL) has long been marked by uncertainty, limited evidence, and treatments that offered hope without proven outcomes—resulting in only 87% of pregnancies progressing successfully.

A breakthrough has emerged with Reassure, the first global real-world evidence initiative in REPL: a multicentric observational study involving 828 women across 166 centers.

The study demonstrated that 92.3% of pregnancies continued beyond 20 weeks when treated with dydrogesterone ER 20 mg, representing a major advance in care.

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What began as a journey of unanswered questions now moves from doubt to hope, offering a future focused on supporting life.

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