Gestational diabetes: What are the implications?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 91, No 5

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How serious is gestational diabetes, and should it be treated? Do women with the condition often go on to have type I or type II diabetes mellitus? What fetal risks are posed if diabetes develops during pregnancy? The authors examine these questions and discuss the merits of screening tests for all pregnant women.

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