Obesity Risk In Babies
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Does Obesity In Mother Affect Health Of The Baby?
Here's everything you need to know about obesity in mothers and its effects on the health of the baby.
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Smoking During Pregnancy Raises Infant's Obesity Risk
The new results suggest that smoking in pregnancy could lead to changes in the regulation of the genes that play an important role in fat cell development and, by extension, obesity.
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Smoking During Pregnancy Can Affect You And Your Baby: Here's How
It has been long understood that babies born to mothers who smoke cigarettes during pregnancy are at increased risk of premature birth and low birth weight.
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Drinking Water From Plastic Bottles During Pregnancy May Harm Your Baby
According to a recent study, pregnant women drinking from plastic water bottles could be driving up their risk of having obese babies.
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Babies Born By C-Section At Higher Obesity Risk: Study
Babies delivered by cesarean section may face a higher risk of becoming obese than infants born by vaginal birth, a large new study suggests.
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Drinking Alcohol During Conception May Put the Child at Diabetes Risk
Women who drink alcohol around the time of conception may put their babies at increased risk of Type 2 diabetes and obesity in early middle age, warns a new study.
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Mother's Drinking at Conception Increases Child's Diabetes Risk: Study
Women who drink around the time of conception may put their babies at increased risk of Type 2 diabetes and obesity in early middle age, warns a new study.
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Obese mothers and high infant mortality
Babies born to obese mothers have a higher risk of dying, particularly in the first weeks of life
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Diabetes during pregnancy affects children
Babies who are exposed to mom's diabetes and obesity while in the womb are at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adolescence.
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Risk of high BP in children
Small baby boys who are thin at birth and gain weight rapidly in childhood and adolescence appear to be at a higher risk for elevated blood pressure, according to a new study. These higher blood pressure levels may contribute to heart disease later in life.
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Does Obesity In Mother Affect Health Of The Baby?
Here's everything you need to know about obesity in mothers and its effects on the health of the baby.
-
Smoking During Pregnancy Raises Infant's Obesity Risk
The new results suggest that smoking in pregnancy could lead to changes in the regulation of the genes that play an important role in fat cell development and, by extension, obesity.
-
Smoking During Pregnancy Can Affect You And Your Baby: Here's How
It has been long understood that babies born to mothers who smoke cigarettes during pregnancy are at increased risk of premature birth and low birth weight.
-
Drinking Water From Plastic Bottles During Pregnancy May Harm Your Baby
According to a recent study, pregnant women drinking from plastic water bottles could be driving up their risk of having obese babies.
-
Babies Born By C-Section At Higher Obesity Risk: Study
Babies delivered by cesarean section may face a higher risk of becoming obese than infants born by vaginal birth, a large new study suggests.
-
Drinking Alcohol During Conception May Put the Child at Diabetes Risk
Women who drink alcohol around the time of conception may put their babies at increased risk of Type 2 diabetes and obesity in early middle age, warns a new study.
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Mother's Drinking at Conception Increases Child's Diabetes Risk: Study
Women who drink around the time of conception may put their babies at increased risk of Type 2 diabetes and obesity in early middle age, warns a new study.
-
Obese mothers and high infant mortality
Babies born to obese mothers have a higher risk of dying, particularly in the first weeks of life
-
Diabetes during pregnancy affects children
Babies who are exposed to mom's diabetes and obesity while in the womb are at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adolescence.
-
Risk of high BP in children
Small baby boys who are thin at birth and gain weight rapidly in childhood and adolescence appear to be at a higher risk for elevated blood pressure, according to a new study. These higher blood pressure levels may contribute to heart disease later in life.
