A newly registered pilot trial testing carbohydrate gels against electrolyte drinks during labor reflects a broader pattern: researchers are increasingly borrowing sports-nutrition supplementation models and applying them to non-athletic physiological demands. The registration describes a planned study only, not a result.
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