Quote of the Day
“Women who experience common pregnancy complications face higher risks of cardiovascular and metabolic health problems later in life.”
Speaker
- Eleni Tsigas, chief executive of the Preeclampsia Foundation, comments on the long‑term health risks for women who had complications during pregnancy.
Core idea
- Frequent pregnancy complications, such as hypertensive disorders or gestational issues, can be associated with an increased likelihood of heart and metabolic diseases in middle age.
- Pregnancy is now viewed not only as a short life phase but also as a potential early signal of future cardiovascular and metabolic vulnerability.
Author’s summary
Pregnancy complications may quietly forecast future heart and metabolic problems, turning a past medical episode into an important warning sign for women’s middle‑age health.
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