The future of TAPS research is promising, with ongoing studies improving diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes. As we near 20 years since TAPS was named, we push for greater awareness. If you're researching monochorionic twins, let’s connect.. #InternationalTAPSDay #TAPSAwareness #NotJustTTTS

Families facing multiple pregnancies, especially with complications or loss, need access to quality, evidence-based peer support. Healthcare providers must connect families to trusted networks. Read our position paper: sbee.link/vaud4w9m8g
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The need to update international guidelines for twins is critical. Evolving guidelines and improving screening methods are key for better outcomes. Read about our project with Prof. Asma Khalil here: sbee.link/67xce4kjbt
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In TAPS, decisions should be based on gestation, severity, evidence, and importantly, the parents’ wishes. With so much still unknown, shared decision-making between healthcare providers and parents is essential. Learn more: sbee.link/xjdcawh48u
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TAPS is a rare disease that is often misdiagnosed. Families face challenges due to a lack of awareness. Help raise awareness on March 3rd by contacting Stephanie@tapssupport.com or visiting bit.ly/3eEbupp to get involved.
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