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See Latest ArticlesVascular dysfunction and alteration of novel and classic cardiovascular risk factors in mothers of growth restricted offspring
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Kanagalingam MG et al. - Mothers of term SGA offspring exhibit perturbation of metabolic and vascular function, which may underlie a lifelong trajectory of impaired health incorporating adverse perinatal and cardiovascular events.
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