Preeclampsia may Cause Brain Cell Damage and Inflammation: Here's How

Can preeclampsia affect the brain? Yes, preeclampsia (a serious complication of pregnancy) can increase the risk of brain cell damage and inflammation.

Preeclampsia may Cause Brain Cell Damage and Inflammation: Here's How

Can preeclampsia affect the brain? Yes, preeclampsia (a serious complication of pregnancy) can increase the risk of brain cell damage and inflammation. Read More

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