Nurses play a vital role in detecting preeclampsia and caring for patient before, during, and beyond pregnancy.

A key component needed in the fight against preeclampsia is the development of tests for simple, rapid, and accurate diagnosis and prediction through the development and adoption of biomarkers.

As a first step to address the need for self-monitored blood pressure, the Preeclampsia Foundation started providing the Cuff Kit™ in June 2020 to women at highest risk of developing preeclampsia and...

Every woman should be able to check her own blood pressure at home.

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SAN FRANCISCO - April 28, 2023 A new special report published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AJOG) provides a methodical, comprehensive approach to managing preeclampsia, one...

As a relatively new employee, I found the Alliance for Innovation in Maternal Health (AIM) conference beneficial in terms of learning more and connecting with others in the maternal health field....

December 1, 2021 – Melbourne, FL – The Preeclampsia Foundation announced that its Cuff Kit™ program is a Phase 1 winner of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Offi...

Educating Your Clients About Preeclampsia: A Doula Approach to Care Equity November 9, 2021 - Melbourne, FL – Doulas play a key role in helping pregnant patients navigate pregnancy, labor, deli...

The Preeclampsia Foundation is responding to the needs of pregnant and postpartum women, during COVID-19, with the introduction of The Cuff Kit™.  With women’s obstetric care being mo...