10 天前 - … : Maternal BMI and GWG are modifiable determinants of perinatal complications
in type 1 diabetes. Addressing maternal BMI pre-pregnancy and preventing excessive GWG …

48 天前 - … We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to investigate the association
… pregnancy outcomes, indicating significant reduction of preterm birth and low birth weight …

73 天前 - … Our systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies showed that higher
maternal GWG may predispose offspring to higher cardiometabolic risk, which could be partly …

103 天前 - … study was the identification of risk factors that increase the … fetal weight, but also
some additional fetal and maternal characteristics38 such as, biacromial diameter, maternal …

118 天前 - … meta-analysis aims to explore the lipid profiles of individuals with and without rapid
postnatal growth and to identify influencing factors … -up weight gains predicted increased risk …

127 天前 - … from from risk factors repeat counselling on weight loss, modifable risk … Study: a
20-year follow-up study. Prevention of type 2 diabetes; a systematic review and meta analysis of …

178 天前 - … Our systematic review and meta-analysis included studies conducted in both high-
and lowincome countries across Africa, North and South America, Asia, and Europe. The …

184 天前 - … Our systematic review and meta-analysis included studies conducted in both high-
and lowincome countries across Africa, North and South America, Asia, and Europe. The …

327 天前 - … Obesity and excessive gestational weight gain (GWG) are modifiable risk factors
for GDM development. Therefore, the research in this thesis aimed to develop and evaluate …