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Pre-eclampsia is a serious pregnancy complication that's still not very well understood.

If you want to help out with research on the condition, Cambridge University Hospitals are running a study to understand its risk factors better - you can sign up here: poppyuk.net/454-2/
Header: How can you take part? Body text: "If you are a healthy woman who has never been pregnant (beyond 20 weeks gestation) and are either planning your first pregnancy or are not planning the pregnancy for the duration of the study then you are eligible to take part. If you would like to take part in the study, get in touch with Evita by phone at 01223 586 852 or email cuh.poppy@nhs.net" Bottom logos: NHS CUH, Rosie NHS, University of Cambridge, POPPY Background: dark pink with a large pink phone receiver icon in the corner. Header: What is the POPPY Study? Body text: "The Poppy study aims to discover why some women are more likely to develop placental complications during pregnancy and to understand the long-term increased cardiovascular risk related to them. POPPY is an observational study funded by Wellcome and jointly sponsored by both the University of Cambridge and CUH." Bottom logos: NHS CUH, Rosie NHS, University of Cambridge, POPPY Illustration: Cartoon figures including a doctor with a clipboard and two seated participants. Background: dark pink.
June 18, 2025 at 7:20 AM