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December 10, 2024European Heart Journal12 citationsOpen Access

Adverse pregnancy outcomes, familial predisposition, and cardiovascular risk: a Swedish nationwide study

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ÄMÄngla MantelCWCharlotte Lindblad WollmannJFJonas Faxén

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Does familial predisposition to adverse pregnancy outcomes increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in sisters?

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Population
Sisters of women with adverse pregnancy outcomes (APOs)
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Outcome
Cardiovascular disease (CVD)hard clinical

Sisters of women with adverse pregnancy outcomes face a moderately increased risk of cardiovascular disease, suggesting shared genetic or environmental influences.

Abstract

Sisters of women with APOs face a moderately increased risk of CVD, suggesting a genetic and/or environmental influence on the association between APOs and CVDs. These findings underscore the need for evaluating the effectiveness of targeted preventive measures in women with APOs and their sisters.

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Mantel et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69da22270d540cafc5838805https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehae889
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