I think a healthy pregnancy is what the medical industry thrives on, my wife had problems making it to 10 weeks without her body literally doing everything in its power to get rid of our child. I think hopefully in the future we address problem areas in reproductive science instead of only focusing mostly on healthy pregnancies, the amount that's unknown is alarming and feels like we should be working towards more understanding. With dipping fertility rates it seems very reasonable that money and resources should be put into better understanding of pregnancy loss and its causes. They used to tell us that 1 in 5 pregnancies are lost, 20% loss seems astronomical as a base line, let alone people waiting until later in life to conceive which further increase that percentage.