COVID-19 May Increase Risk for Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
Risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes higher for severe infection versus mild infection
Diagnosis & Disease Information
New Model May Predict Pregnancy Complications After Acute Kidney Injury
Investigators have developed a rodent model to explore changes in renal function early in pregnancy that predict problems such as preeclampsia, low infant birth weight, and miscarriage.
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy Linked to Premature Mortality
Association strongest for CVD-related mortality; association persisted even in the absence of chronic hypertension
Higher Prepregnancy Serum Creatinine Linked to Preterm Birth
Risk for preterm birth at 23 to 36 weeks up for those with prepregnancy creatinine >95th percentile
Pregnancy-Related Hypertension Increases Later Heart Disease Risk
Increased cardiovascular risk evident soon after affected pregnancy
Preeclampsia Increases Kidney Disease Risk Post-Pregnancy
The risk of chronic kidney disease among women who experience preeclampsia is particularly elevated within 5 years of delivery.
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