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1. Reports Outline Hypertension Research from Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences (Co-exposure to phthalates and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and the risk of gestational hypertension in Chinese women)

2. Researchers from University of Pennsylvania Describe Findings in Hematology (Maternal Urinary Ope Metabolite Concentrations and Blood Pressure During Pregnancy: the Home Study)

3. Investigators from University of Modena and Reggio Emilia Release New Data on Obesity and Diabetes (First-trimester Prediction of Gestational Hypertension Through the Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis of the Body Composition)

4. Studies in the Area of Hypertension Reported from Odense University Hospital (Blood Pressure and Angiogenic Markers In Pregnancy Contributors To Pregnancy-induced Hypertension and Offspring Cardiovascular Risk)

5. High BMI Bumps Up The Risk During Pregnancy

6. New test predicts pregnancy problems long before they happen

7. Pregnancy nausea/vomiting may indicate lower risk of breast cancer

8. Pregnancy-induced hypertension risk may be increased by higher environmental lead exposure

9. Pregnancy-induced hypertension risk may be increased by higher environmental lead exposure

10. Pregnancy-induced hypertension risk may be increased by higher environmental lead exposure

11. Calcium plus linoleic acid reduces risk for pregnancy-induced hypertension

12. Calcium plus linoleic acid reduces risk for pregnancy-induced hypertension

13. Calcium plus linoleic acid reduces risk for pregnancy-induced hypertension

14. Risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension is increased by prepregnancy obesity

15. Risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension is increased by prepregnancy obesity

16. Risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension is increased by prepregnancy obesity

17. New test predicts pregnancy problems long before they happen

18. High BMI Bumps Up The Risk During Pregnancy

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