Uncovering the Long-Term Health Effects of Premature Birth

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Research led by the Liggins Institute in Auckland reveals that adults born preterm are less likely to experience cardiovascular events compared to those born at term. While they show no significant differences in diabetes, prediabetes, or dyslipidemia, this breakthrough study sheds light on the long-term health implications of premature birth, highlighting the importance of prenatal care and ongoing health monitoring for at-risk individuals, particularly in relation to cardiovascular health and disease prevention.