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Black women with history of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy have 66% increased risk of stroke, study finds

U.S. Black women have a disproportionately higher burden of both preeclamptic pregnancy and stroke compared with white women, but virtually all existing evidence on the association between the two medical conditions has come from studies of white women. ....

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Research Finds Higher Stroke Risk in Black Women with Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy

Research Finds Higher Stroke Risk in Black Women with Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy
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Higher Risk of Heart Disease in Black Women Linked to Racism

Higher Risk of Heart Disease in Black Women Linked to Racism
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Migraine History Likely Does Not Increase Spontaneous Abortion Risk

Study findings reveal that although spontaneous abortion may be associated with migraine medication use patterns, it is not associated with preexisting migraine. ....

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What is Alopecia? Oscar's controversy brings disease to forefront

What may have been deemed as the most shocking moment in Academy Award history has also sparked conversation about many topics. Especially the topic of alopecia. ....

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