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Main outcome measure: The development of a clinical prediction rule for GDM.
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GDM may be involved in the foetal programming of long-term cardiovascular health.
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Study design: Secondary analysis of a multicenter treatment trial of mild GDM.
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Therefore we compared SAF at diagnosis in GDM patients with normal pregnancy.
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Patients underwent CGM within 3 weeks of receiving a diagnosis of GDM.
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Cost effective strategies to identify all women with gestationaldiabetes are needed.
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There was a high prevalence of gestationaldiabetes in the Chinese population.
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Our primary outcome parameter was the intergroup incidence of gestationaldiabetes mellitus.
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Meta-analysis found women with gestationaldiabetes to be significantly shorter than others.
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Maternal obesity is associated with increased risk of gestationaldiabetes and other complications.
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Our primary outcome parameter was the intergroup incidence of gestationaldiabetesmellitus.
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Moreover, it is associated with gestationaldiabetesmellitus, which increases the risk of these complications.
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A total of 174 women had gestationaldiabetesmellitus.
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These findings call for large-scale screening to further explore risk factors to prevent gestationaldiabetesmellitus.
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Aims: To examine the association between sleep disturbances during pregnancy and risk of gestationaldiabetesmellitus.
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Objective: The goal was to examine the carbohydrate tolerance and cardiometabolic risk among children exposed to maternalgestationaldiabetesmellitus in utero.
Usage of diabetes in pregnancy in anglès
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GDm-Health is a patient-to-clinician system for the management of diabetesinpregnancy.
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Logistic regression was used to quantify the association between diabetesinpregnancy and antenatal depression.
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Background: Rates of diabetesinpregnancy are disproportionately higher among Aboriginal than non-Aboriginal women in Australia.
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Methods: A multi-institutional retrospective study compared pregnancy outcomes between gestational diabetes mellitus and overt diabetesinpregnancy.
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Conclusions: Overt diabetesinpregnancy is significantly associated with maternal complications such as retinopathy and pregnancy-induced hypertension.
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METHODS: This was a population-based cohort study using linked data from registers of congenital anomaly and diabetesinpregnancy.
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Results: Data were collected on 1267 women with gestational diabetes and 348 with overt diabetesinpregnancy.
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Regions with similar challenges in context and high risk populations for diabetesinpregnancy may benefit from this experience of implementing a register.
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Additional data correlating these outcomes with the types of diabetesinpregnancy are also needed to distinguish the effects of pre-gestational vs. gestational diabetes.
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Over half (57%) of survey respondents reported improvement in knowledge of the epidemiology of diabetesinpregnancy since establishment of the register.
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Aims: To determine differences in pregnancy outcomes including diabetic complications, maternal and perinatal complications between gestational diabetes mellitus and overt diabetesinpregnancy in Japan.
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Background: Diabetesinpregnancy has been associated with a paradoxically reduced risk of neonatal death in twin pregnancies.
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Conclusions: Diabetesinpregnancy appears to be "protective" against perinatal death in twin pregnancies ending in very preterm or very low birth weight births.
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Importance: Diabetesinpregnancy is associated with a 2-times to 3-times higher rate of very preterm birth than in women without diabetes.