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Treatment throughout pregnancy may reduce rate of miscarriage or preterm delivery.
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CANVAS Program shows reduced heart events but increased risk of side effects.
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Single episode of moderate/severe DKA in young children at diagnosis associated with lower cognitive scores, altered brain growth.
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Children of mothers with untreated gestational diabetes mellitus are at risk of insulin resistance and impairment in glucose metabolism.
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