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Diagnosing hyperglycemia (GDM) in pregnancy: closing the door after the horse has bolted?

2024-10-22

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<h4>Introduction</h4> A common belief is that gestational hyperglycemia (‘GDM’) develops during pregnancy and remits after delivery. It increases the risk of diabetes and obesity in the offspring and fuels the intergenerational epidemic of diabesity in the young. Intensive glycemic treatment in pregnancy RCTs failed to prevent this transmission because the critical pre- and peri-conceptional window for epigenetic...

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Literature Corpus work: 9892de55-c24f-587e-8290-2d0a5be814b2
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.21.24315904

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