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Giving birth in the summer?
I was just reading that there is a new risk for gestational diabetes that they think they have identified- being exposed to hot temperatures a month before giving birth.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/25/health/summer-pregnancy-gestational-diabetes-partner/index.html
When are you due? Do you think hot temperatures a month before giving birth is really a risk factor?
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/25/health/summer-pregnancy-gestational-diabetes-partner/index.html
When are you due? Do you think hot temperatures a month before giving birth is really a risk factor?
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Maybe people eat more sweets and fruits in the summer? Just a guess. I would think this is correlation rather than causation.
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Oh that's a thought- ice cream is definitely a bigger thing in the summer and all those fresh fruits are in season.
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