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. 2022 Mar 30;29(4):e156-e158.
doi: 10.1093/eurjpc/zwab121.

Association of pre-pregnancy cardiovascular risk factor burden with adverse maternal and offspring outcomes

Michael C Wang  1 , Priya M Freaney  1   2 , Amanda M Perak  1   3 , Norrina B Allen  1 , Philip Greenland  1   2 , William A Grobman  4 , Donald M Lloyd-Jones  1   2 , Sadiya S Khan  1   2
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Association of pre-pregnancy cardiovascular risk factor burden with adverse maternal and offspring outcomes

Michael C Wang et al. Eur J Prev Cardiol. .
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Relative risk of pre-pregnancy cardiovascular risk factor burden for adverse maternal and offspring outcomes. There were positive and graded associations of greater cardiovascular risk factor burden, compared with no pre-pregnancy risk factors, for all four outcomes. RR represents relative risk; CI confidence interval.
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