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    A Machine Learning Based Web Application for Pre-Eclampsia Risk Prediction, Awareness and Management
    (Uganda Christian University, 2025-05-06) Angela Nina Twine Mukiiza
    Pre-eclampsia is a critical condition affecting pregnant women that is characterized by high blood pressure and potential damage to vital organs. This research focuses on developing a machine learning-based web application designed to predict the risk of pre-eclampsia, enhance awareness and provide management strategies. Utilizing patient data, the application aims to offer accurate predictions and a recommendation. The project involves data collection, model training and application deployment emphasizing the integration of user- friendly interfaces and real-time data processing. The research underscores the importance of early detection and intervention potentially reducing the adverse outcomes associated with pre-eclampsia. By leveraging machine learning algorithms and web technologies, this application aspires to empower healthcare providers and expectant mothers with actionable insights fostering better health outcomes and informed decision-making. This work represents a significant stride towards improving maternal health care through innovative technological solutions.

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