Reflections of an Aussie in Washington
Annemarie Hennessy reports from the 4th Annual Human Placenta Project (HPP), hosted by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
In the News this August….
Dr Fergus McCarthy takes a monthly look at articles just published in the area of hypertension & pre-eclampsia…
Opinion Piece: Prof. Les Myatt
Reflecting on a 40-year Career in Pre-eclampsia Research
Opinion Piece – Alicia Dennis MBBS PhD PGDipEcho FANZCA
Alicia Dennis, Associate Professor University of Melbourne.
Opinion Piece – Gloria Valdes MD
Gloria Valdes MD.
On the Couch with Annemarie Hennessy
Taking a light-hearted look at how ISSHP members spend their off-duty hours! This time, it’s the turn of Annemarie Hennessy, Executive Committee ISSHP.
On the Couch with Shigeru Saito
Taking a light-hearted look at how ISSHP members spend their off duty hours! This time, it’s the turn of Shigeru Saito, Executive Committee ISSHP.
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy crossing generations
Post by Fergus McCarthy The focus of preeclampsia research continues to broaden with an increasing amount of studies focusing on long-term maternal health implications of pre-eclampsia and now the implications of maternal pre-eclampsia on the cardio-metabolic risks of the off-spring.
ISSHP European Congress 2017
We are pleased to invite you to the European Congress of the International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy from 6th – 9th September 2017 in Berlin. Preeclampsia is still one of the leading causes of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality. Although many causes of maternal mortality are well controlled in industrialised countries,
Chesley Award 2016 – Congratulations to Thomas Easterling
We are delighted to announce Dr. Easterling, Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist at the University of Washington, and Director of the Medical Advisory Board for the Preeclampsia Foundation, was named the 2016 winner of this prestigious award named after Leon Chesley, the father of 20th century understanding of preeclampsia.