Is the current guidelines’ recommendation of moderate exercise for 150 minutes per week during pregnancy enough to reduce the risk of gestational diabetes?
Read More »Moderate Caffeine Intake During Pregnancy May Lower Gestational Diabetes Risk
During pregnancy, insulin resistance increases and caffeine metabolism decreases, affecting maternal cardiometabolic health.
Read More »Metformin Use in Pregnancy
Is current evidence supportive of metformin as an adjunct therapy for pregnant women with diabetes?
Read More »Psychiatric Disorders in Offspring and the Relation to Maternal Diabetes and BMI
Different types of maternal diabetes and obesity can have many effects on the offspring, including increasing risk for certain psychiatric disorders.
Read More »Gestational Diabetes Can Increase CVD Risk
GD history is linked with coronary artery calcification (CAC) in women, an indicator of atherosclerotic CVD, and a predictor of CVD clinical events.
Read More »ADA 2021: Risk Reduction of Type 2 Diabetes after Gestational Diabetes
The prevalence of underdiagnosed prediabetes and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) plays an active role in gestational diabetes.
Read More »How Mobile Devices Help in Managing Gestational Diabetes
Clinical dietitians and mobile apps play a crucial role in personalizing treatment for patients with gestational diabetes.
Read More »Guiding Gestational Diabetes Treatment Through Ultrasounds
A retrospective study was conducted to determine the neonatal impact of ultrasound-guided management of gestational diabetes.
Read More »Gestational Diabetes and Related Outcomes in Singleton and Twin Pregnancies
Does gestational diabetes pose the same risks in twin pregnancies?
Read More »A New Test Capable of Predicting Post-Gestational T2D
Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a test to determine which patients who experience gestational diabetes are most at risk for future type 2 diabetes.
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