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A recent British study suggests women who sleep on their back during the third trimester are at higher risk of stillbirth. But, collectively as a department, specialists in high-risk obstetrics at University of Utah Health does not agree with the study. Women's expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones speaks with three high-risk pregnancy specialists to discuss the flaws in the study and explore the potential impact a woman’s sleeping habits may have during pregnancy.