If "some chance" is taken to an extreme, I think there's potential to cloud the data so much it becomes almost useless. Do they consider treatments that couldn

If "some chance" is taken to an extreme, I think there's potential to cloud the data so much it becomes almost useless. Do they consider treatments that couldn't possibly be performed on every pregnancy that it might help? (due to finite medical resources, cost that insurance companies won't pay, etc.) I'd much rather see a focus on the basics that other countries do that are consistently missed. Especially when it comes to over-using C-sections and how race plays into treatment.