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BREAKING — New Scientist reports that researchers have traced the biological trigger for labor to an unexpected source: immune cells migrating into the uterus and physically transferring mitochondria to muscle cells through microscopic tunneling tubes, fueling the contractions that deliver a child. The finding reframes childbirth less as a purely hormonal event and more as a cellular collaboration, with maternal immune machinery stepping into a constructive rather than defensive role at the decisive moment.
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