Washington, May 30 -- Supported by NSF, UC San Diego researchers use supercomputers to identify biomarkers that offer insights into preeclampsia diagnostics and potential treatments. Supported by NSF, UC San Diego researchers use supercomputers to identify biomarkers that offer insights into preeclampsia diagnostics and potential treatments Each year, preeclampsia-a life-threatening pregnancy complication-affects nearly 1 in 25 expectant mothers in the United States. Emerging suddenly after 20 weeks of pregnancy, it can lead to dangerously high blood pressure, premature birth, and long-term health issues for both mother and baby. Despite its severity, the root causes of preeclampsia remain poorly understood, and treatment options are limi...