Aspirin therapy is associated with a lower risk of pregnancy loss in both JAK2‐ and CALR‐mutated essential thrombocythemia—A Mayo Clinic study of 200 pregnancies

Two‐hundred pregnancies involving 100 women with essential thrombocythemia (ET) were accessed from Mayo Clinic databases (1990–2023). Median platelet count displayed a decline during pregnancy, nadiring at 48% of baseline, in the third trimester: 704–369 × 109/L. Live birth rate was 72%. Of 53 (27%)...

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