Soile Turunen

Abstract Preeclampsia (PE) is a multifaceted pregnancy condition which increases the risk of cardiometabolic diseases later in life. Long-term follow-up data on metabolome utilizing novel metabolomic techniques are needed to gain insights into metabolism after PE and non-PE pregnancies for identifying potential areas of investigation that could assist in predicting and managing future health risks.

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Part II: Validation For the validation study, we selected the four dogs working at the airport during the study period. The conduct followed the detailed Helsinki University Scent detection validation protocol (online supplemental notes). Each dog was presented with an identical set of 420 parallel novel randomised samples, including 114 positives (27%) and 306 negatives (73%; table 2), in 140 fixed three-sample tracks, provided over seven validation trial sessions (VAL1–7).