Women’s Health

Mothers with severe obesity, pregestational or gestational diabetes are linked to an increased risk of several mental disorders in their offspring.  

Breastfeeding has many known long-term benefits, which include the reduction of the risk of a major disease state.    

Pregnancy can be affected by diabetes, but are the outcomes as serious as we believe? 

Trying to determine modifiable risk factors for gestational diabetes (GDM) is not only beneficial for the mother, but also for protecting the baby.  

Getting patients to new standard CGM targets will prevent complications and hypoglycemia.

Breast milk is deemed to be the “best” for baby, but what are the additional benefits for mothers and their long-term health?

Can the Mediterranean diet decrease the chances of gestational diabetes and preeclampsia?

Heart failure is a common macrovascular complication that may occur in patients with diabetes, but what gender is more prone to have continuous hospitalization for heart failure problems?

Is the Oral Glucose Challenge Test necessary in low-risk pregnant patients?

Body mass index and glucose control play a role in the higher stillbirth risk for pregnant women with diabetes.