Focal Interest
Focal Interest

Pregnancy

  1. Pregnancy-related coronary microvascular dysfunction remains poorly understood
    CMD prevalence among pregnant women remains underrecognized; diagnostic methods and management approaches require pregnancy-specific validation and standardization to improve clinical outcomes.
  2. Paternal valproate use was not linked to child neurodevelopmental disorders
    Study examining paternal valproate use and neurodevelopmental disorder risk in children using Norwegian and Taiwanese cohorts finds no significant associations after adjustment for confounding.
  3. Maternal HIV linked to altered gut microbes and metabolites
    Longitudinal cohort analysis of gut dysbiosis and metabolomic alterations in mothers with HIV and their infants, identifying microbial and biochemical pathways linked to adverse perinatal outcomes.
  4. Women reported adverse experiences after conversion to general anesthesia
    Qualitative study examining women's experiences of general anesthesia conversion during cesarean delivery with inadequate neuraxial anesthesia and psychological outcomes.
  5. West-Norwegian PPCM incidence was low; recovery was successful
    Peripartum cardiomyopathy incidence, risk factors, and long-term clinical outcomes in a West-Norwegian population with comprehensive assessment of left ventricular recovery patterns.
  6. Prenatal acid-suppressive drugs were not linked to child neuropsychiatric risk in sibling analyses
    Sibling-control analysis of South Korean health data found no association between prenatal acid-suppressive medication exposure and neuropsychiatric disorders in children.