Women’s risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease subtypes by number of cycles of assisted reproductive technologies: a Norwegian registry-linkage study - Takeaways - MDSpire

Women’s risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease subtypes by number of cycles of assisted reproductive technologies: a Norwegian registry-linkage study

  • By

  • Huong Thu Nguyen

  • Hans Ivar Hanevik

  • Abigail Fraser

  • Deborah A Lawlor

  • Kari Furu

  • Jacqueline M Cohen

  • Maria C Magnus

  • December 3, 2025

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    The study assessed the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease (CVD) in women undergoing assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycles.

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    Each additional ART cycle was linked to a modest increase in CVD risk, primarily due to thromboembolic events.

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    No clear increased risk of chronic hypertension was observed among women who underwent ART.

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    Programmed frozen ART cycles showed a stronger association with CVD risk compared to other types of cycles.

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    The findings suggest women undergoing ART may benefit from cardiovascular health monitoring.

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Women’s risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease subtypes by number of cycles of assisted reproductive technologies: a Norwegian registry-linkage study

  • by Huong Thu Nguyen, Hans Ivar Hanevik, Abigail Fraser, Deborah A Lawlor, Kari Furu, Jacqueline M Cohen, Maria C Magnus

  • December 3, 2025

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