Do lower levels of maternal capital in early life predict offspring obesity in adulthood?
The maternal capital perspective is useful for explaining how and why early life characteristics (including maternal resources) predict obesity in adulthood. Implications of the findings are discussed.
Our results illustrate that the risk of thrombosis in MPN is significantly multiplied by inherited thrombophilic SNPs. This result points to the importance of a combined consideration of the inherited and the acquired hypercoagulable state in patients with MPN. Larger studies are needed to confirm and extend these important findings.