Key result
Adverse pregnancy outcomes are associated with the future development of cardiovascular disease in women, suggesting a need for targeted cardiovascular health optimization strategies.
Why the study?
To examine the current understanding of possible links between adverse pregnancy outcome and the development of cardiovascular disease in women, and suggest strategies to optimize post-APO cardiovascular health.
This review discusses the link between adverse pregnancy outcomes and the subsequent development of cardiovascular disease in women, highlighting strategies for cardiovascular risk optimization.
Supports closer CVD monitoring after adverse pregnancies; leaves open efficacy of targeted interventions.
The author examines the current understanding of possible links between the development of cardiovascular disease in women and adverse pregnancy outcome (APO), suggesting potential strategies to optimize cardiovascular health after APO.
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Carolyn L. Bottone-Post (2022) studied this question. Adverse pregnancy outcomes are associated with the future development of cardiovascular disease in women, suggesting a need for targeted cardiovascular health optimization strategies.
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