Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy remain consistently highest in first pregnancies regardless of maternal age, BMI, or secular trends, whereas apparent increases in gestational diabetes in later pregnancies are explained by advancing maternal age, increasing BMI, and calendar year, suggesting distinct etiological pathways between the two cardiometabolic pregnancy complications.
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