Why the study?
Long-term consequences of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) on cardiovascular health were unknown.
Does conception via assisted reproductive technologies affect the American Heart Association ideal cardiovascular health score and markers of subclinical atherosclerosis in young adults?
Does conception via assisted reproductive technologies affect the American Heart Association ideal cardiovascular health score and markers of subclinical atherosclerosis in young adults?
Young adults conceived via assisted reproductive technologies do not show increased vulnerability for cardiovascular risk factors or differences in subclinical atherosclerosis compared to naturally conceived peers.
Reassuring CV profiles in ART-conceived young adults should not yet alter monitoring; leaves open prospective confirmation of long-term risk equivalence.
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