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US-Born Black Women At Higher Risk Of Preeclampsia During Pregnancy Than Those Who Immigrated

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By Martin M Barillas Race alone cannot explain why pregnant black women born in the United States show higher rates of dangerous preeclampsia than black women who have immigrated to the country. Preeclampsia is a form of high blood pressure that during pregnancy can endanger both mother and baby. Preeclampsia is the leading cause of maternal deaths, according to the […]

The post US-Born Black Women At Higher Risk Of Preeclampsia During Pregnancy Than Those Who Immigrated first appeared on The Florida Star | The Georgia Star.

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