Is preeclampsia ever "mild?" Lessons on long-term consequences for offspring from a Danish registry-based study.

Abstract

Preeclampsia is now acknowledged as a systemic disorder with long-term implications for maternal and offspring health, reframing it as a sentinel event that reveals underlying vulnerabilities and signals future risk of cardiovascular, hypertensive, and kidney diseases in both mother and child. The "children of preeclampsia" should be on our radars as a population warranting early attention, shaping new standards of disease prevention.