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Gestational diabetes is diabetes that is found for the first time when a woman is pregnant. Out of every 100 pregnant women in the United States, three to eight get gestational diabetes. Diabetes means that your blood glucose (also called blood sugar) is too high. Your body uses glucose for energy. But too much glucose in your blood can be harmful. When you are pregnant, too much glucose is not good for your baby.
Kaiser Permanente uses integrated care delivery model to aid mothers understand benefits of breastfeeding

Kaiser Permanente uses integrated care delivery model to aid mothers understand benefits of breastfeeding

Survey finds prevalence of diabetic retinopathy high among U.S. adults

Survey finds prevalence of diabetic retinopathy high among U.S. adults

Diabetes Self-Management Training helps to prevent complications in pre diabetes patients

Diabetes Self-Management Training helps to prevent complications in pre diabetes patients

Women with gestational diabetes during first, second pregnancies at increased risk of recurrence

Women with gestational diabetes during first, second pregnancies at increased risk of recurrence

Hispanic and Asian Pacific Islander women have higher risk of GDM recurrence: Study

Hispanic and Asian Pacific Islander women have higher risk of GDM recurrence: Study

Common glucose test accurately predicts Type II adult-onset diabetes, study finds

Common glucose test accurately predicts Type II adult-onset diabetes, study finds

Study: Near-normal glucose control does not delay risk of organ damage in diabetes patients

Study: Near-normal glucose control does not delay risk of organ damage in diabetes patients

School-based program lowers obesity and risk factors for type 2 diabetes in high risk youth

School-based program lowers obesity and risk factors for type 2 diabetes in high risk youth

New findings could lead to simple dietary solutions, possible therapeutics for gestational diabetes

New findings could lead to simple dietary solutions, possible therapeutics for gestational diabetes

High blood sugar in mother during pregnancy leads to reduced insulin sensitivity in children

High blood sugar in mother during pregnancy leads to reduced insulin sensitivity in children

Women living in food insecure households more likely to experience health complications

Women living in food insecure households more likely to experience health complications

Amira Pharmaceuticals' LPA1 receptor antagonist program data published in British Journal of Pharmacology

Amira Pharmaceuticals' LPA1 receptor antagonist program data published in British Journal of Pharmacology

Study highlights high prevalence of GDM during pregnancy

Study highlights high prevalence of GDM during pregnancy

Taking vitamin D supplements during pregnancy safe for mother, baby: Study

Taking vitamin D supplements during pregnancy safe for mother, baby: Study

Tamiflu and two other drugs used to treat influenza appear safe for pregnant women and babies: Study

Tamiflu and two other drugs used to treat influenza appear safe for pregnant women and babies: Study

Bayer Diabetes Care launches DIDGET blood glucose monitoring system in the US

Bayer Diabetes Care launches DIDGET blood glucose monitoring system in the US

Bariatric surgery can reduce pregnancy complications in obese women

Bariatric surgery can reduce pregnancy complications in obese women

Few pregnant women meet physical activity guidelines set by health officials: Study

Few pregnant women meet physical activity guidelines set by health officials: Study

Childhood obesity prevention: Prenatal and infancy period upto age 5 crucial

Childhood obesity prevention: Prenatal and infancy period upto age 5 crucial

Over 16% of pregnant women diagnosed with gestational diabetes

Over 16% of pregnant women diagnosed with gestational diabetes

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