Women who suffer a pregnancy complication called preeclampsia seem to pass on the tendency to their daughters, research shows. A new study suggests that women who bear sons after having preeclampsia also convey some risk to their future daughters-in-law.
This seemingly odd conclusion stems from research at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City.
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