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Exercise during pregnancy and pregnancy outcome
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1995To investigate the effects of participation in aerobic exercise on pregnancy outcome, 388 women (mean age = 31.7, range = 18-42) were followed from a mean 16.5-wk gestation through delivery. Frequency, duration, and mode of aerobic exercise prior to conception and during the first trimester were determined by in-person interviews.
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Outcomes of multifetal pregnancies
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research, 2007AbstractAim: To determine the outcomes of multifetal pregnancies and to compare maternal and neonatal complications between spontaneously conceived and assisted reproductive therapy.Methods: A retrospective analysis was conducted of the information from medical records relating to all multifetal pregnancies.
Ounjai, Kor-anantakul +4 more
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The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1987
Total zinc needs during the last half of human pregnancy may be approximately 2.6 mg absorbed Zn/d. Adaptations in Zn utilization during pregnancy may help meet those needs. Possible adaptations include an increase in Zn absorption, reduced endogenous Zn loss, redistribution of tissue Zn, and an efficient maternal-fetal Zn transfer.
C A, Swanson, J C, King
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Total zinc needs during the last half of human pregnancy may be approximately 2.6 mg absorbed Zn/d. Adaptations in Zn utilization during pregnancy may help meet those needs. Possible adaptations include an increase in Zn absorption, reduced endogenous Zn loss, redistribution of tissue Zn, and an efficient maternal-fetal Zn transfer.
C A, Swanson, J C, King
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2002
The issue of parity and risk of pregnancy outcomes has been controversial for many decades. We conducted a study to evaluate the association between parity and pregnancy outcomes and to clarify the basis of the classification of risk based on parity.The study is a cross-sectional analysis on a large routinely collected data set of singleton births from
Jun, Bai +3 more
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The issue of parity and risk of pregnancy outcomes has been controversial for many decades. We conducted a study to evaluate the association between parity and pregnancy outcomes and to clarify the basis of the classification of risk based on parity.The study is a cross-sectional analysis on a large routinely collected data set of singleton births from
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Caffeine and Pregnancy Outcome
JOGN Nursing, 1983Caffeine is a drug which easily crosses the placental barrier and enters the fetal circulation. To date, most studies that demonstrate caffeine's teratogenic potential have been conducted in animal models. Although no definite relationship in humans has been confirmed, it is suggested that a pregnant woman should limit or discontinue her intake of ...
B, Worthington-Roberts, A, Weigle
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2000
Leptin, a recently discovered hormone that is involved in the regulation of body weight, appears to be one of the hormonal factors that signal the body's readiness for sexual maturation and reproduction to the brain. The present review focuses on clinical and experimental studies that describe the roles of maternal and foetal leptin as predictive ...
J, Kratzsch, M, Höckel, W, Kiess
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Leptin, a recently discovered hormone that is involved in the regulation of body weight, appears to be one of the hormonal factors that signal the body's readiness for sexual maturation and reproduction to the brain. The present review focuses on clinical and experimental studies that describe the roles of maternal and foetal leptin as predictive ...
J, Kratzsch, M, Höckel, W, Kiess
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2007
The objective of the study was to evaluate the obstetric, fetal and neonatal outcomes of teenage pregnancy in a tertiary care teaching hospital.A retrospective case control study was performed over a period of 5 years. Data were retrieved from hospital records.
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The objective of the study was to evaluate the obstetric, fetal and neonatal outcomes of teenage pregnancy in a tertiary care teaching hospital.A retrospective case control study was performed over a period of 5 years. Data were retrieved from hospital records.
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Nutrition and Pregnancy Outcome
Nutrition Reviews, 2006Nutrition in pregnancy has been recognized for millennia as being important, but the current nutritional practices of pregnant women often do not conform to what we already know to be optimum. Pregnant women are increasingly entering pregnancy overweight as the dietary habits of young women deteriorate in many societies. This increase in overweight was
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Celiac Disease and Pregnancy Outcome
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1996This study investigated the effect of gluten-free diet on pregnancy outcome and lactation in 125 women affected with celiac disease.The study has been designed as a case-control study and a before-after study.In the case-control study, comparison of 94 untreated with 31 treated celiac women indicated that the relative risk of abortion was 8.90 times ...
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Birth, 1986
ABSTRACT: The relationship of nausea during pregnancy with pregnancy outcome was studied using information from a post‐pregnancy survey of a sample of women in a cohort of 7,767 pregnancies. Seventy‐one percent of women were nauseated at some time during pregnancy. Nausea was unrelated to race and education.
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ABSTRACT: The relationship of nausea during pregnancy with pregnancy outcome was studied using information from a post‐pregnancy survey of a sample of women in a cohort of 7,767 pregnancies. Seventy‐one percent of women were nauseated at some time during pregnancy. Nausea was unrelated to race and education.
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