📢 Just published! A joint Series with our colleagues @LancetRH_SEAsia on #PHC in South Asia. The joint Series evaluates the performance of PHC and its role in urban health, integration of NCD services, and the contribution of community health workers.
https://t.co/as4aX9IdEq
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a condition characterized by high blood glucose levels that are usually diagnosed between 24-28 weeks of pregnancy. Our recent studies show that it can also occur in the first trimester of pregnancy.
The increasing incidence of GDM can be attributed to various factors, including genetic predisposition, lifestyle changes, and the rising rates of obesity. With appropriate care and management, most women with GDM can have healthy pregnancies and deliver healthy babies.
Read more: https://t.co/gK8LRcFf3K
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Gestational #diabetes affects 1 in 7 pregnancies & is the most common medical pregnancy complication.
In our latest issue, a Series calls for a shift to a holistic life-course approach in how we manage the disease.
Find this & more: https://t.co/fVheh1qFDd
An important piece of information. Hopefully with time we continue to learn more and improve lives of women with or at risk of #GDM
Congratulations to the team of STRiDE for wonderful work
Glad to catch @TheLancet seminar on #gestationaldiabetes. Great to see this important topic drawing attention. Need for lifecourse approach and prevention. Shift towards earlier diagnosis, complex pathophysiology and heterogeneity of GDM, role of CGM, and more..
Gestational diabetes in twin pregnancies—a pathology requiring treatment or a benign physiological adaptation? Pathophysiology of GDM in singleton and twin pregnancies https://t.co/1wSOkLgdLb
Pregnancy sessions at #ADASciSessions started off strong with oral presentations on CGM in pregnancy. Looking forward to our #ADAPreg interest group debate today on CGM in GDM. Don’t miss it! @ADA_DiabetesPro
Our new article from CHIP-F cohort highlighting increased risk of diabetes among those who will be GDM by IADPSG but got missed using alternate criteria, published in prestigious DMSRR journal led by @docanoopmisra
Diagnosing and treating early GDM before 14 weeks gestation is helpful. Also an opportunity to reduce late GDM in high-risk women.
Thanks @TheWeek for coverage
Managing gestational diabetes in early stages could prevent complications Study - The Week https://t.co/GEqI8GeDBN
Thanks Anuradha @IndianExpress for covering this important topic and our series on gestational diabetes in @TheLancet@TheLancetEndo led by David Simmons, Australia.
Raising awareness among women and others is a key element to improve pregnancy outcomes
Why pregnant women need to get tested for gestational diabetes by 14 weeks: New Lancet study has answers
Read in 👇
https://t.co/JAq3oMmmZr
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