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Anti-Angiogenic Profile at Term Signals Faster Labour Onset in Low-Risk Pregnancies, Study Finds
Posted innews OB/GYN & Women's Health

Anti-Angiogenic Profile at Term Signals Faster Labour Onset in Low-Risk Pregnancies, Study Finds

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 04/02/2026
Prospective cohort data from Switzerland reveal that elevated sFlt-1/PlGF ratios at term correlate with shorter time to spontaneous delivery in low-risk pregnancies, while PlGF declines and sFlt-1 rises from term to post-term. These findings suggest angiogenic biomarkers may help refine late-term risk stratification.
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Pregnancy as a Window to Longevity: Maternal Biomarkers at 29 Weeks Predict Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk
Posted inCardiology news OB/GYN & Women's Health

Pregnancy as a Window to Longevity: Maternal Biomarkers at 29 Weeks Predict Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 02/20/2026
A Danish cohort study demonstrates that specific pregnancy biomarkers, particularly sFlt-1 and hs-cTnI measured at 29 weeks, significantly enhance the prediction of long-term cardiovascular disease risk in women, independent of traditional clinical factors and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
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