Tag: Gestational Diabetes

Associations between education, Medicaid, WIC participation, body mass index with T2DM were more pronounced among White individuals

Lower likelihood of subsequent glycemic control seen for Black, Hispanic women

Progressive sociodemographic changes and gestational weight gain do not fully explain increased risk seen during the second year of the pandemic

Immediate treatment before 20 weeks of gestation led to slightly lower incidence of composite of neonatal outcomes

Women who developed GDM had greater light exposure in three hours before sleep onset, but no difference in exposure during daytime or sleep

Increase in risk for gestational diabetes in British Columbia attenuated after accounting for changes in screening methods

Risk for gestational diabetes decreased with increasing quartiles of the neighborhood walkability index

Increase in risk lessened, but still statistically significant for women who did not go on to develop subsequent overt diabetes

Maternal obesity with excessive weight gain linked to increased risk for ADHD in offspring versus normal weight without excessive weight gain

More women diagnosed with gestational diabetes with use of lower glycemic criteria, but risk for large-for-gestational-age infants did not differ