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Second Pregnancy Gestational Diabetes Tied to Future Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Second pregnancy only vs first pregnancy only gestational diabetes presence was associated with a higher risk for type 2 diabetes.

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Second Pregnancy Gestational Diabetes Tied to Future Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Second Pregnancy Gestational Diabetes Tied to Future Type 2 Diabetes Risk
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Repeated Complications Risk Heightened in Consecutive Pregnancies

Repeated Complications Risk Heightened in Consecutive Pregnancies
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Serious risks follow multiple rounds of pregnancy complications

Women who have more than one episode of gestational diabetes or hypertension have double or even triple the risk of heart attack or stroke.

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Study: Yelling at your kids could lead them to have smaller brains

Socially acceptable ‘strict’ parenting practices may have same impact as serious abuse

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