Description: This session explores the intersection of pregnancy-related hypertensive disorders (such as preeclampsia) and their profound impact on brain health. Experts will delve into how these conditions, which affect both maternal cardiovascular and neurological systems, can lead to long-term cognitive issues and neurological complications. The session will cover the pathophysiology of pregnancy-induced hypertension, the risks for stroke and cognitive decline, and how these conditions can be managed to protect both maternal and fetal health. Join leading neurologists and cardiologists as they provide insights on preventing, diagnosing, and treating pregnancy-related hypertensive disorders for better long-term health outcomes.

Moderator(s):
Kathryn J Lindley (Vanderbilt University)
Eliza C Miller (University of Pittsburgh)

Social Media Moderator:
Malamo E Countouris (UPMC)