# NIH Reporter #1F31NR022365-01A1

Autonomic Regulation, Vascular Adaptation, and the Conditions of Daily Life: Insights into Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy

**Recipient:** University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, United States

**Award Amount:** $53,114.00
**Ceiling:** $53,114.00

**Awarded:** August 18, 2026

**Identifier:** 1F31NR022365-01A1

Research project focused on early detection of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy through wearable technology and machine learning to improve maternal health outcomes.

### Description

This project investigates early physiologic signatures of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) using wearable-derived physiologic data, ecological momentary assessments, and machine learning methods. The goal is to identify early disruptions in maternal cardiovascular adaptation that signal elevated HDP risk, advancing person-centered, precision-based maternal care.

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