Disease Risk In Mothers
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Does Maternal Vitamin D Deficiency Affect Health Of Newborns?
Maternal Health: This article explores how vitamin D deficiency in mothers can impact their babies and why addressing it is vital.
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Have A Newborn In Your Home? Here Are 8 Reasons Why Babies Require Extra Care
Postnatal Care: Let's explore why newborns require extra care and how mothers and families can create an optimal environment to nurture children.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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Beware! Delayed Motherhood Can Increase Risk Of Heart Problems In Boy Child
According to the research, delayed motherhood may also be associated with pregnancy problems, premature delivery and with low birth weight.
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Three Coffees a Day May Have Health Benefits
The strongest benefits of coffee consumption were seen in reduced risks of liver disease, including cancer.
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High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
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High BP During Pregnancy Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease Later
A new study reveals would-be-mothers who experience hypertension during pregnancy face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in life. Researchers have found that women who have hypertension during pregnancy may face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in their life.
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Breastfeeding Mothers Have 10 Per Cent Lower Risk of Heart Attack
Breastfeeding helps the mother burn extra calories faster, thereby facilitating a quicker loss of post-pregnancy weight.
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Breastfeeding Can Save You From Deadly Heart Attacks And Stroke
A recent study has shown that breastfeeding can lower the risk of acquiring heart related problems by 10 % and aids the body's metabolic process in re-setting the mother's body back to normalcy
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Children of Obese Mothers May Have Higher Risk of Fatty Liver During Teens
According to a new study, published in the journal of Hepatology, children born to obese mothers are twice as likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) as adolescents.
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Pre-term Delivery Ups Risk Of Heart Disease In Mothers: Study
New York:Â Mothers who deliver pre-term are at an increased risk of developing heart diseases, compared to women who deliver babies at full-term, a new study has shows. The researchers found that women who have delivered prematurely before the 37th week have a 40 per cent increased risk of developing heart disease. This is beside the fact that she ...
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Low Birth Weight, Pregnancy Stress Up Disease Risk In Mothers: Study
Low birth weight or stress during pregnancy can lead to long-term health problems in women, a new study has found.
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Kids of Obese Moms May Die Early of Heart Disease
A team of researchers have found that children of obese mothers are at an increased risk of dying early as adults due to cardiac diseases.The experts said the findings highlight the urgent need for strategies to prevent obesity in women of childbearing...
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Breastfeeding cuts diabetes risk
Women who do not breastfeed their babies are more at risk of developing type-2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, later in life than mothers who did.
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Does Maternal Vitamin D Deficiency Affect Health Of Newborns?
Maternal Health: This article explores how vitamin D deficiency in mothers can impact their babies and why addressing it is vital.
-
Have A Newborn In Your Home? Here Are 8 Reasons Why Babies Require Extra Care
Postnatal Care: Let's explore why newborns require extra care and how mothers and families can create an optimal environment to nurture children.
-
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
-
Beware! Delayed Motherhood Can Increase Risk Of Heart Problems In Boy Child
According to the research, delayed motherhood may also be associated with pregnancy problems, premature delivery and with low birth weight.
-
Three Coffees a Day May Have Health Benefits
The strongest benefits of coffee consumption were seen in reduced risks of liver disease, including cancer.
-
High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
-
High BP During Pregnancy Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease Later
A new study reveals would-be-mothers who experience hypertension during pregnancy face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in life. Researchers have found that women who have hypertension during pregnancy may face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in their life.
-
Breastfeeding Mothers Have 10 Per Cent Lower Risk of Heart Attack
Breastfeeding helps the mother burn extra calories faster, thereby facilitating a quicker loss of post-pregnancy weight.
-
Breastfeeding Can Save You From Deadly Heart Attacks And Stroke
A recent study has shown that breastfeeding can lower the risk of acquiring heart related problems by 10 % and aids the body's metabolic process in re-setting the mother's body back to normalcy
-
Children of Obese Mothers May Have Higher Risk of Fatty Liver During Teens
According to a new study, published in the journal of Hepatology, children born to obese mothers are twice as likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) as adolescents.
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Pre-term Delivery Ups Risk Of Heart Disease In Mothers: Study
New York:Â Mothers who deliver pre-term are at an increased risk of developing heart diseases, compared to women who deliver babies at full-term, a new study has shows. The researchers found that women who have delivered prematurely before the 37th week have a 40 per cent increased risk of developing heart disease. This is beside the fact that she ...
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Low Birth Weight, Pregnancy Stress Up Disease Risk In Mothers: Study
Low birth weight or stress during pregnancy can lead to long-term health problems in women, a new study has found.
-
Kids of Obese Moms May Die Early of Heart Disease
A team of researchers have found that children of obese mothers are at an increased risk of dying early as adults due to cardiac diseases.The experts said the findings highlight the urgent need for strategies to prevent obesity in women of childbearing...
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Breastfeeding cuts diabetes risk
Women who do not breastfeed their babies are more at risk of developing type-2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, later in life than mothers who did.
