Key result
Adverse pregnancy outcomes link to cardiovascular disease risk through shared familial factors.
Why the study?
Do adverse pregnancy outcomes increase cardiovascular disease risk compared to unaffected sisters and unrelated women?
Do adverse pregnancy outcomes increase cardiovascular disease risk compared to unaffected sisters and unrelated women?
This article discusses the cardiovascular disease risk associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes by comparing affected women to their unaffected sisters and unrelated women.
Adverse pregnancy outcomes and cardiovascular disease risk among women with at least 1 APO, their sisters without APOs, and unrelated women without APOs.
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Thakkar et al. (2024) studied this question. Adverse pregnancy outcomes and cardiovascular disease risk are linked by familial factors, as evaluated among women with APOs, their sisters, and unrelated women.
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