This podcast episode explores the significance of pregnancy complications, particularly related to the placenta, in assessing women's risk of future cardiovascular disease. By asking a simple screening question about pregnancy complications, healthcare providers can identify women at higher risk and provide personalized preventive measures. The podcast highlights the lifelong effects of pregnancy on a woman's well-being and emphasizes the importance of early detection and intervention to reduce cardiovascular risk factors. It also calls for the implementation of systematic cardiovascular follow-up for women after placenta-related pregnancy complications to ensure equality in healthcare and contribute to society's survival.
