Why the study?
Do standard cardiovascular disease risk scores (ASCVD, JBS3, FRS-CVD) adequately assess cardiovascular risk in women one-year postpartum after hypertensive pregnancy complications or gestational diabetes mellitus?
Do standard cardiovascular disease risk scores (ASCVD, JBS3, FRS-CVD) adequately assess cardiovascular risk in women one-year postpartum after hypertensive pregnancy complications or gestational diabetes mellitus?
Standard cardiovascular risk scores (ASCVD, JBS3, FRS-CVD) are inadequate for assessing CVD risk in women one-year postpartum following pregnancy complications, highlighting the need for pregnancy-specific risk evaluation.
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Standard scores inapplicable for most young postpartum women; leaves open need for pregnancy-specific risk models in prospective studies.
Moe et al. (2019) studied this question.
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