New Campaign Brings to Forefront How Preeclampsia Prevention is Possible for Pregnant Women
As May marks Preeclampsia Awareness Month , leading maternal health experts, preeclampsia survivors and industry leaders have come together on a new campaign, “ Preeclampsia Prevention is Possible .” The campaign elevates awareness of a major paradigm shift underway focused on the prevention of the disease, encouraging the use of evidence-based strategies so pregnant patients and providers can actively work together to create the healthiest pregnancy possible.
- As May marks Preeclampsia Awareness Month , leading maternal health experts, preeclampsia survivors and industry leaders have come together on a new campaign, “ Preeclampsia Prevention is Possible .” The campaign elevates awareness of a major paradigm shift underway focused on the prevention of the disease, encouraging the use of evidence-based strategies so pregnant patients and providers can actively work together to create the healthiest pregnancy possible.
- “Preeclampsia is often viewed as a complication with limited ability to intervene early and lower the risk of developing the condition,” said Eleni Tsigas, CEO of the Preeclampsia Foundation and preeclampsia survivor.
- “However, all year long, and especially during Preeclampsia Awareness Month, we’re amplifying the message that we are in an era where we can better predict, prevent, and prevail over the adverse outcomes caused by preeclampsia.
- “With objective, personalized data, pregnant patients can finally know their risk, create a plan and work with their care team to take every possible measure to prevent preeclampsia.”
Patients and providers can access the educational toolkit at PreeclampsiaPrevention.com .