David's prompt and helpful clarification to slide 14 -
Actually, the 1400$ is accurate since the calculation is taking into consideration ALL the pregnancies and not just the preterm ones. so on average if you take 1000 pregnancies for example, out of which approximately 100 will be high risk and you indeed save about $15K for these but for the other 900 you don't really save money (actually we are, but not from a preterm outcome perspective) you end up with an average of 1400$ per pregnancy.
Ann: Investor Presentation - April 2022, page-17
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