Babies born to mothers who are obese or diabetic are five times more likely to become overly large during the sixth month of pregnancy. Not only does it expose the mother to a higher risk during childbirth, but it also leaves the child more likely to develop childhood obesity and diabetes later in life.
Babies born to mothers who are obese or diabetic are five times more likely to become overly large during the sixth month of pregnancy. Not only does it expose the mother to a higher risk during childbirth, but it also leaves the child more likely to develop childhood obesity and diabetes later in life.
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