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Diabetes Patients After Pregnancy Have Lower Chance Of Controlling Blood Sugar Levels: Study

Diabetes Patients After Pregnancy Have Lower Chance Of Controlling Blood Sugar Levels: Study
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Diabetes Patients After Pregnancy Have Lower Chance Of Controlling Blood Sugar Levels: Study

New yorkUnited statesTeresa janevicKatharine mccarthyGlobal healthIcahn school of medicine at mount sinaiHealth systems design at icahn mount sinaiProfessor of population health sciencePopulation health scienceDiabetes careIcahn schoolMount sinaiSoutheast asianAssistant professorReproductive scienceBlavatnik family women

Diabetes patients after pregnancy have lower chance of controlling blood sugar levels: Study

Diabetes patients after pregnancy have lower chance of controlling blood sugar levels: Study
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Gestational Diabetes Makes Achieving Glycemic Control More Difficult Following Pregnancy

An analysis of data from the NYC A1C Registry suggests women with gestational diabetes were more likely to develop diabetes after giving birth and were also more likely to have difficulty achieving glycemic control after diagnosis.

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Gestational diabetes influences diabetes risk and blood sugar control

People who develop diabetes following pregnancy were significantly less likely to be able to bring it under control if they had experienced gestational diabetes during their pregnancy, especially if they were Black or Hispanic, according to a Mount Sinai study published on June 21 in the journal Diabetes Care.

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