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Prepregnancy physiology and subsequent preterm preeclampsia by Bernstein, Ira M., Badger, Gary J., McBride, Carole A.

“…Preeclampsia is a common pregnancy complication with debated etiology. To evaluate the contribution of prepregnancy physiology, biochemistry, and…”
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Quality Initiative to Reduce Failed Trial of Labor after Cesarean Using Calculated VBAC Success Likelihood by Williams, Frank B, Pierce, Hayley, McBride, Carole A, DeAngelis, Justin, McLean, Kelley

“…Vaginal birth after cesarean can reduce morbidity associated with multiple cesarean deliveries. Failed vaginal birth after cesarean is associated with…”
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Cardiovascular profiles associated with white matter hyperintensities in healthy young women by McBride, Carole A, Russom, Zane, Achenbach, Ella, Bernstein, Ira M, Dumas, Julie A

“…Women who experience hypertension in pregnancy have increased risk of both chronic hypertension and dementia. High blood pressure is associated with increased…”
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Corrigendum: Preeclampsia and its relationship to pathological brain aging by Testo, Abigail, McBride, Carole, Bernstein, Ira M, Dumas, Julie

“…[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2022.979547.]…”
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Preeclampsia and its relationship to pathological brain aging by Testo, Abigail A, McBride, Carole, Bernstein, Ira M, Dumas, Julie A

“…The development of preeclampsia during pregnancy may have long-term effects on brain aging in women. Associations between preeclampsia and vascular dementia…”
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Medication for Addiction Treatment and Postpartum Health Care Utilization Among Pregnant Persons With Opioid Use Disorder by Ahrens, Katherine A., McBride, Carole A., O’Connor, Alane, Meyer, Marjorie C.

“…To estimate treatment and postpartum health care utilization among pregnant persons with opioid use disorder (OUD) in Vermont and Maine. Vermont's and Maine's…”
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Adiposity, but not Obesity, Is Associated With Arterial Stiffness in Young Nulliparous Women by Phillips, Julie, McBride, Carole A, Morris, Erin, Crocker, Abigail M, Bernstein, Ira

“…Subclinical vascular dysfunction is increasingly recognized as an independent risk factor for cardiovascular events and adverse pregnancy outcomes. The…”
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490: Pregnancy induces increased arterial compliance that persists for years by Morris, Erin, McBride, Carole A, Badger, Gary J, Bernstein, Ira M

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853: Prepregnancy fitness and risk of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy by Morris, Erin, McBride, Carole A, Badger, Gary J, Bernstein, Ira M

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934: Association of pre-pregnancy and longitudinal change in angiotensin-II with preterm preeclampsia by Chase, Victoria L, McBride, Carole A, Badger, Gary, Morris, Erin A, Bernstein, Ira M

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Placental Maternal Vascular Malperfusion is Associated with Prepregnancy and Early Pregnancy Maternal Cardiovascular and Thrombotic Profiles by McBride, Carole A, Bernstein, Ira M, Sybenga, Amelia B, McLean, Kelley C, Orfeo, Thomas, Bravo, Maria Cristina

“…Characteristics of maternal vascular malperfusion (MVM) are frequently observed in placentas from pregnancies impacted by preeclampsia, intrauterine growth…”
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Examination of Prepregnancy and Pregnancy Urinary Protein Levels in Healthy Nulliparous Women by Phillips, Julie K, McBride, Carole A, Hale, Sarah A, Solomon, Richard J, Badger, Gary J, Bernstein, Ira M

“…During pregnancy, abnormal proteinuria is defined as urine protein excretion greater than 300 mg/24 h. Although widely accepted, this definition is not based…”
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Association of pre-pregnancy subclinical insulin resistance with cardiac dysfunction in healthy nulliparous women by Psoinos, Rachel B.C., Morris, Erin A., McBride, Carole A., Bernstein, Ira M.

“…•Non-pregnant women with prior preeclampsia demonstrate subclinical arterial stiffness.•Impaired adaptation to volume changes of pregnancy underlies…”
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633: Pre-pregnancy platelet activation as a contributor to birth weight by Chase, Victoria L, McBride, Carole A, Bouchard, Beth A, Badger, Gary, Morris, Erin A, Bernstein, Ira M

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Measures of adiposity correlate with renal filtration in young nulliparous women: An observational cohort study by Williams, Frank B., McBride, Carole A., Badger, Gary J., Bernstein, Ira M.

“…Summary Objective Renal hyperfiltration, which has been documented in severe obesity and obesity‐associated hypertension, can occur with hypertensive disorders…”
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Subclinical cardiac stiffness is associated with arterial stiffness in healthy young nulligravid women: Potential links to preeclampsia by Cooper, Kylie M., Barrett, Trace, McBride, Carole A., Badger, Gary J., Steiner, Johannes, LeWinter, Martin M., Bernstein, Ira M.

“…•Cardiac strain and deceleration time associated with popliteal artery stiffness.•Decreased left ventricular relaxation related to increased peripheral…”
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Differences in Cardiovascular Function Comparing Prior Preeclamptics with Nulliparous Controls by Bernstein, Ira M, Hale, Sarah A, Badger, Gary J, Mcbride, Carole A

“…Highlights • There are significant differences in cardiovascular dynamics in women with a history of preterm preeclampsia compared to nulliparous women that do…”
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The relationship of a family history for hypertension, myocardial infarction, or stroke with cardiovascular physiology in young women by McBride, Carole A, Hale, Sarah A, Subramanian, Meenakumari, Badger, Gary J, Bernstein, Ira M

“…Cardiovascular disease (CVD) and preeclampsia share several pathophysiologic risk factors. We examined family history (FH) and physiologic status in 60…”
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The effect of maternal hypertension on mortality in infants 22, 29 weeks gestation by McBride, Carole A, Bernstein, Ira M, Badger, Gary J, Horbar, Jeffrey D, Soll, Roger F

“…Highlights • Maternal hypertension increases with increasing gestational age. • Mortality for all infants born prior to 30 weeks gestation is high. • There are…”
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The effect of maternal hypertension on mortality in infants 22, 29weeks gestation by McBride, Carole A., Bernstein, Ira M., Badger, Gary J., Horbar, Jeffrey D., Soll, Roger F.

“…•Maternal hypertension increases with increasing gestational age.•Mortality for all infants born prior to 30weeks gestation is high.•There are subgroups within…”
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