What: Kaiser Permanente researchers found that preventing preeclampsia can significantly lower risks of subsequent heart, kidney, and liver problems.
Key line: “The importance of preventing hypertensive disorders of pregnancy is paramount…”
Source: Kaiser Permanente.
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