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Xu H et al. – The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the literature concerning the current understanding of the pathogenesis of PE, the biological plausibility and potential mechanisms underlying the associations between maternal dietary exposures, nutrition, and the risk of PE, and the epidemiological findings of maternal nutrient intake in relation to the risk of PE.

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