Background Physical activity is generally considered safe for the pregnant woman as well as
for her fetus. In Sweden, pregnant women without contraindications are recommended to …

Background Physical activity during pregnancy is generally considered safe and beneficial
for both the pregnant woman and her fetus. The overall aim was to investigate pregnant …

Objective To assess the physical activity levels of pregnant women and to examine the
characteristics associated with the practice of exercise and the activities of daily living during …

This expert review aimed to assess current literature on the effect and tracking of physical
activity during pregnancy and associated outcomes. Self-reported physical activity may be …

Objective The purpose of this study was to compare women's levels of physical activity
during early pregnancy and during the year before pregnancy, and to identify characteristics …

Some evidence, but not enough to be conclusive, suggests that physical activity in
pregnancy reduces the risk of perinatal complications. Our objective was to examine if …

The rise in obesity and associated morbidity is currently one of our greatest public health
challenges. Women represent a high risk group for weight gain with associated metabolic …

Background Physical activity in pregnancy is associated with decreased risks of adverse
pregnancy outcomes such as gestational diabetes and preeclampsia. However, the …

The potential relationship between daily physical activity and pregnancy outcome remains
unclear because of the wide variation in study designs and physical activity assessment …

Background: The practice of physical exercise during pregnancy has benefits for both the
mother and baby. Currently, there is scientific evidence that supports the inclusion of a …