Study emphasizes the importance of weight management before and after pregnancy for military populations : vimarsana.com

Compared to their civilian counterparts, excessive pregnancy weight gain is more frequent among military health care beneficiaries, in particular active duty personnel, and is associated with costly maternal/neonatal complications.

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