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Too much weight gain during pregnancy linked to concerning health risks for women

Too much weight gain during pregnancy linked to concerning health risks for women
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Death warning for women who put on too much weight in pregnancy

Death warning for women who put on too much weight in pregnancy
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Piling on the pounds during pregnancy can raise risk of dying young

Those who gain more than the now-recommended amount of weight during pregnancy had a higher risk of death from heart disease or diabetes.

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Too much weight gain during pregnancy raises longterm risks of death from heart disease, diabetes

Pregnant women who put on too much weight are more likely to die of conditions like heart disease and diabetes than those who follow recommended guidelines, a new Penn Medicine study finds. Some weight gain during pregnancy is expected and considered healthy. How much weight women should gain during pregnancy is directly linked to their weight at the start of pregnancy.

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Excessive Weight Gain in Pregnancy Tied to Earlier Death

50 years of data offer insight into cardiovascular, diabetes, and all-cause mortality

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