Pregnancy
While women with diabetes were once discouraged from having children, today's treatments have made it possible to have a safe and healthy pregnancy. The key to a healthy pregnancy is keeping blood glucose in the target range -- both before a woman is pregnant and during her pregnancy. New research shows how diabetic women and their babies can stay healthy.
Gestational Diabetes Raises Heart Disease Risk09-01-2008 -
Path to Diabetes Begins Before Birth04-02-2007 -
Birth Control Injections May Increase Risk for Type 2 in Women Who Have Had Gestational Diabetes04-10-2006 -
Taking Birth Control Pills May Place Diabetic Women At Risk for Kidney Disease09-02-2005 -
Children of Mothers With Diabetes During Pregnancy08-03-2005 -
Health Problems in Babies of Diabetic Mothers04-18-2005 -
Gestational Diabetes Among Ethnic Groups04-18-2005 -
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