Questions about Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
Does a high TyG index early in pregnancy increase Gestational Diabetes Mellitus risks?
Yes, a high TyG index early in pregnancy is significantly associated with an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).
Full answer →What are the main risk factors for Gestational Diabetes Mellitus in poorer nations?
In poorer nations, key GDM risk factors include advanced maternal age, pre-pregnancy obesity, family history of diabetes, prior GDM, urban residence, and physical inactivity.
Full answer →Can a mobile app and group sessions help manage Gestational Diabetes Mellitus?
Yes, a mobile app plus group sessions is feasible and well-accepted for managing GDM, though evidence on long-term outcomes is still emerging.
Full answer →All Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Articles
- 37 loci linked to gestational diabetes, 7 novel, in large multi-ancestry meta-analysis
- General anesthesia with reduced rocuronium and sugammadex reversal safely enabled cesarean section in a patient with inclusion body myositis
- Adverse childhood experiences linked to higher gestational diabetes risk
- Systematic review shows pre-pregnancy weight loss interventions do not significantly reduce gestational diabetes mellitus risk in women with overweight or obesity
- Systematic review and meta-analysis links METS-IR to gestational diabetes risk
- Narrative review suggests homocysteine combined with multi-index screening aids early warning for pregnancy complications
- Systematic review and meta-analysis of gestational diabetes prevalence in African populations
- Mobile app plus group sessions showed feasibility in Malaysian women with gestational diabetes
- Systematic review identifies GDM risk factors in low- and middle-income countries
- Educational films for gestational diabetes do not reduce adverse perinatal outcomes in Uganda and India trial
- CHG index outperforms TyG index for gestational dysglycemia risk prediction in NHANES cohorts
- Meta-analysis links high early pregnancy TyG index to increased gestational risks across 23 studies
- Meta-analysis links genetic variants to gestational diabetes mellitus risk in British, Finnish, and Chinese populations
- Prior GDM associated with higher risks of cesarean delivery, recurrence, and gestational hypertension in a retrospective cohort
- Early pregnancy serum uric acid levels associated with gestational diabetes risk in cohort study
- Early pregnancy FT4 levels show non-linear association with gestational diabetes mellitus risk in 40,682 women
- First-trimester serum retinol quintiles and pregnancy outcomes in a Chinese prospective cohort
- Lower early pregnancy Lp(a) levels associated with higher gestational diabetes risk in retrospective cohort
- Prospective cohort study links dietary intake, gut microbiome, and plasma metabolome differences in Chinese pregnant women with gestational diabetes mellitus
- Self-reported racial discrimination associated with postpartum depression and low birth weight in pregnant women
- Meta-analysis finds high prevalence of adverse outcomes in African women with hyperglycaemia in pregnancy
- Early pregnancy biomarkers associated with gestational diabetes risk in AMA nulliparous women
- Systematic review links neutrophil extracellular trap dysregulation to pregnancy complications
- Patient-led insulin titration in GDM linked to faster glycemic control and lower macrosomia risk in small RCT
- Tight glycemic targets in GDM reduce LGA births and cesarean rates but increase insulin use