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What is the Impact of Early Life Exposures on the Cardiovascular System in Young Adulthood?
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether early life exposures such as premature birth or exposure to preeclampsia before you are born results in long-term alterations in the cardiovascular system that increase risk of cardiovascular disease development.
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