Women with multiple adverse pregnancy outcomes had more increased risk
— Women with multiple adverse pregnancy outcomes had more increased risk
by Rachael Robertson, Enterprise & Investigative Writer, MedPage Today
July 21, 2026
• 3 min read
Five adverse pregnancy outcomes were independently associated with increased peripheral artery disease (PAD) risk later on.These associations remained in co-sibling analyses, suggesting that familial factors are not to blame.Women with adverse pregnancy outcomes should have lifelong clinical follow up.
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