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Artificial pancreas promises pregnancy diabetes breakthrough
By Kimberley Smith on 01/02/2011 16:05:30
Innovative new device could help regulate diabetes in pregnancy and mums who had gestational diabetes are warned they may be at risk of the condition returning
Obstetrics and Gynecology, looked at the records of 900,000 pregnant women in the US, discovering that most didn’t get regular testing for Type II diabetes after the birth, despite their increased risk.It’s estimated between 2% and 10% of mums-to-be develop
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What is Strep B?
By Louise Rogers on 30/10/2007 01:48:49
This common infection is carried by up to a third of all men and women, but how can it affect your baby if you have it during pregnancy?
medicine, GBS infections affect an estimated one in every 1,000 babies born in the UK (about 700,000 babies are born annually in the UK). In other words, 230,000 babies are born to mothers who carry GBS; 88,000 babies (one in eight) become colonised
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When pregnancy turns 'high-risk'
By Sarah Bilston on 26/03/2007 00:01:23
Sarah Bilston, author of 'Bed Rest', talks about her own pregnancy experiences.
We asked Sarah Bilston, author of 'Bed Rest' to share some of her own views and experiences about how a pregnancy can become a 'problem', and how you overcome it. 'Bed Rest' is published this month (March 2007), by Sphere.Sarah's storyI vividly
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