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The risk for premature death from CVD occurring from one or more complicated pregnancies may widely vary, new research in European Heart Journal shows.“Cardiovascular disease in women is underrecognized and undertreated and, as such, pregnancy complications have been proposed as a way to identify at-risk women,” Aditi Singh, a PhD candidate at University of Bergen in Norway, said in a
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