A study of more than 1.2million women found that the sisters of women who have complicated pregnancies may find themselves at greater risk of cardiovascular disease.
The sisters of women who have complicated pregnancies may find themselves at greater risk of cardiovascular disease, research suggests.
The findings of the Swedish study also suggest it is not just pregnancy complications which can trigger cardiovascular disease at a relatively young age. The study found that pregnancy complications and cardiovascular disease may both be determined by similar genes in women The study looked at cardiovascular disease in women for an average of 14 years after they first gave birth to a child. Researchers studied around 165,000 women with pregnancy complications.
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