Association between the reproductive health of young women and cardiovascular disease in later life: umbrella review

Figures

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  Fig 1. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) flow diagram

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  Fig 2. Forest plot showing studies investigating the association between miscarriage and risk of stroke. Note, weights are from random effects analysis

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  Fig 3. Forest plot showing studies investigating the association between gestational diabetes and risk of stroke. Note, weights are from random effects analysis

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  Fig 4. Forest plot showing results of meta-analyses from reviews that investigated the association between various reproductive factors and risk of composite cardiovascular disease. Circles indicate non-fatal outcomes, open diamonds fatal outcomes, and filled diamonds combined fatal and non-fatal outcomes

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  Fig 5. Forest plot showing results of meta-analyses from reviews that investigated the association between various reproductive factors and risk of ischaemic heart disease. Circles indicate non-fatal outcomes, open diamonds fatal outcomes, and filled diamonds combined fatal and non-fatal outcomes

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  Fig 6. Forest plot showing results of meta-analyses from reviews that investigated the association between various reproductive factors and risk of stroke. Circles indicate non-fatal outcomes, open diamonds fatal outcomes, and filled diamonds combined fatal and non-fatal outcomes. *Ischaemic stroke. †Haemorrhagic stroke

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  Fig 7. Forest plot showing results of meta-analyses from reviews that investigated the association between various reproductive factors and risk of heart failure. Circles indicate non-fatal outcomes