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Longitudinal cohort study reveals mid-pregnancy lipid imbalances track with later dyslipidemia risk in mothers, indicating early monitoring could mitigate cardiovascular disease.
Higher mid-pregnancy LDL, total cholesterol and triglycerides and lower levels of HDL may signal future dyslipidemia risk and the need for closer lipid monitoring to ensure timely interventions that can attenuate cardiovascular disease risk.
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