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I disturbi ipertensivi mettono le donne nere negli Stati Uniti a un rischio maggiore di ictus rispetto alle loro controparti bianche, secondo un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori della Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine e dello Slone Epidemiology Center hanno condotto uno studio pubblicato di recente che ha analizzato i dati raccolti nell'arco di 25 anni da 59.000 donne nere, che hanno partecipato al Black Women's Health Study (BWHS).<\/p>\n

Lo studio, che \u00e8 stato pubblicato sulla rivista NEJM Prove<\/a>, ha rivelato che le donne di colore che hanno avuto disturbi ipertensivi della gravidanza (HDOP) hanno un rischio di ictus a lungo termine pi\u00f9 alto di 66% rispetto a quelle che non hanno avuto questa condizione.<\/p>\n

Il legame tra storia di HDOP e rischio di ictus \u00e8 stato riscontrato sia nelle donne pi\u00f9 giovani che in quelle anziane, indipendentemente dal loro stato di peso durante la giovane et\u00e0 adulta.<\/p>\n

"I nostri risultati possono spiegare, in parte, l'incidenza sproporzionatamente alta di ictus nelle donne nere rispetto ad altre popolazioni", l'autore corrispondente dello studio Shanshan Sheehy, MD, ScD, assistente professore di medicina presso la scuola e ricercatore presso lo Slone Epidemiology Center , detto Medico espresso. <\/a><\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno fatto riferimento al database del BWHS, esaminando 42.924 casi di gravidanza senza una storia di incidenza cardiaca. Attraverso questionari biennali, gli autori dello studio raccolgono informazioni dai partecipanti su varie condizioni, tra cui preeclampsia, ipertensione gestazionale e ictus, tra gli altri.<\/p>\n

Per determinare la veridicit\u00e0 dei casi di ictus auto-riportati, i ricercatori hanno cercato le cartelle cliniche e le hanno fatte esaminare dai neurologi.<\/p>\n

Tra il 1995 e il 2019, sono stati segnalati in totale 1.555 ictus, con 310 casi verificatisi tra 4.938 donne con una storia di HDOP<\/a>. Si stima che le donne, che avevano una storia di HDOP, avessero un rischio di ictus 1,66 volte superiore rispetto a quelle che non avevano avuto queste complicanze della gravidanza. Per quelli con una storia di preeclampsia, il rischio stimato era 1,53 volte superiore.<\/p>\n

La preeclampsia \u00e8 una condizione che si verifica in circa 2-8% di gravidanze ed \u00e8 una delle principali cause di morte materna in tutto il mondo. Tra le donne nere negli Stati Uniti, il rischio di preeclampsia \u00e8 superiore di 60% rispetto alle donne bianche (70 casi su 1.000 parti nel 2014 per le donne nere, rispetto a 43 casi su 1.000 per le donne bianche). Negli ultimi anni c'\u00e8 stato un aumento dei casi gravi di preeclampsia tra le donne di colore.<\/p>\n

"Il nostro studio fornisce la prova che la storia della gravidanza pu\u00f2 essere un fattore importante per la valutazione del rischio e la prevenzione dell'ictus a lungo termine", ha affermato Sheehy. "Le raccomandazioni sullo screening cardiovascolare per le donne di colore, in particolare, dovrebbero tenere conto della storia dell'HDOP".<\/p>\n

Pubblicato da Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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I disturbi ipertensivi mettono le donne nere negli Stati Uniti a un rischio maggiore di ictus rispetto alle loro controparti bianche, secondo un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori della Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine e dello Slone Epidemiology Center hanno condotto uno studio pubblicato di recente che ha analizzato i dati raccolti nell'arco di 25 anni da 59.000 donne nere, che hanno partecipato al Black Women's Health Study (BWHS).<\/p>\n

Lo studio, che \u00e8 stato pubblicato sulla rivista NEJM Prove<\/a>, ha rivelato che le donne di colore che hanno avuto disturbi ipertensivi della gravidanza (HDOP) hanno un rischio di ictus a lungo termine pi\u00f9 alto di 66% rispetto a quelle che non hanno avuto questa condizione.<\/p>\n

Il legame tra storia di HDOP e rischio di ictus \u00e8 stato riscontrato sia nelle donne pi\u00f9 giovani che in quelle anziane, indipendentemente dal loro stato di peso durante la giovane et\u00e0 adulta.<\/p>\n

"I nostri risultati possono spiegare, in parte, l'incidenza sproporzionatamente alta di ictus nelle donne nere rispetto ad altre popolazioni", l'autore corrispondente dello studio Shanshan Sheehy, MD, ScD, assistente professore di medicina presso la scuola e ricercatore presso lo Slone Epidemiology Center , detto Medico espresso. <\/a><\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno fatto riferimento al database del BWHS, esaminando 42.924 casi di gravidanza senza una storia di incidenza cardiaca. Attraverso questionari biennali, gli autori dello studio raccolgono informazioni dai partecipanti su varie condizioni, tra cui preeclampsia, ipertensione gestazionale e ictus, tra gli altri.<\/p>\n

Per determinare la veridicit\u00e0 dei casi di ictus auto-riportati, i ricercatori hanno cercato le cartelle cliniche e le hanno fatte esaminare dai neurologi.<\/p>\n

Tra il 1995 e il 2019, sono stati segnalati in totale 1.555 ictus, con 310 casi verificatisi tra 4.938 donne con una storia di HDOP<\/a>. Si stima che le donne, che avevano una storia di HDOP, avessero un rischio di ictus 1,66 volte superiore rispetto a quelle che non avevano avuto queste complicanze della gravidanza. Per quelli con una storia di preeclampsia, il rischio stimato era 1,53 volte superiore.<\/p>\n

La preeclampsia \u00e8 una condizione che si verifica in circa 2-8% di gravidanze ed \u00e8 una delle principali cause di morte materna in tutto il mondo. Tra le donne nere negli Stati Uniti, il rischio di preeclampsia \u00e8 superiore di 60% rispetto alle donne bianche (70 casi su 1.000 parti nel 2014 per le donne nere, rispetto a 43 casi su 1.000 per le donne bianche). Negli ultimi anni c'\u00e8 stato un aumento dei casi gravi di preeclampsia tra le donne di colore.<\/p>\n

"Il nostro studio fornisce la prova che la storia della gravidanza pu\u00f2 essere un fattore importante per la valutazione del rischio e la prevenzione dell'ictus a lungo termine", ha affermato Sheehy. "Le raccomandazioni sullo screening cardiovascolare per le donne di colore, in particolare, dovrebbero tenere conto della storia dell'HDOP".<\/p>\n

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