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To the Editor In the study by Lee et al,1 we were particularly struck by the authors’ observation that the reversal of associations in their bidirectional analyses lacked biological plausibility. This specific pattern suggests that the findings may be shaped by shifting variables between pregnancies—consistent with time-varying confounding.
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