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World Hepatitis Day 2021: All You Need To Know About The Risk Hepatitis During Pregnancy
World Hepatitis Day observed on 28 July strives to create awareness about this condition. The theme for the World Hepatitis Day 2021 is "Hepatitis Can't Wait."
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Unable To Get Pregnant? Could Be Because Of Diabetes
Experts say that diabetes can cause infertility in both men and women. Both sexes are at equal risk of infertility. Read here to know more.
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Women Suffering From IBD At Greater Risk Of Mental Illness; Effective Tips To Treat IBD Naturally
Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is a group of chronic gastrointestinal disorders in which people have ulceration, inflammation, and bleeding of their gastrointestinal tract, and are at risk for complications in other parts of the body.
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Heart Attacks On The Rise Amongst Pregnant Women: 5 Foods To Eat For A Healthy Heart During Pregnancy
A new study reveals that the number of heart attacks taking place has risen sharply in the past few years. In 2002, the number of heart attacks taking place was 7; this came up to 9.5 till the year 2014. Eat these foods to keep your heart healthy during pregnancy.
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Gestational Diabetes May Up Kidney Damage Risk, Says New Study
Gestational diabetes -- high blood sugar condition during pregnancy -- may cause early-stage kidney damage that can later lead to chronic kidney diseases among women, reported a study.
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Diabetes, High BP May Increase Heart Risk for Pregnant Women: 5 Nutrients They Need
A new study, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, shows that women who develop both gestational diabetes and high blood pressure during pregnancy could be at a higher risk of suffering from these cardiometabolic diseases during the following years that also raises the risk heart disease.
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High BP During Pregnancy Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease Later
A new study reveals would-be-mothers who experience hypertension during pregnancy face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in life. Researchers have found that women who have hypertension during pregnancy may face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in their life.
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Aspirin During Pregnancy Can Reduce Risk Of Dangerous Preeclampsia
A study has shown that low-dose of aspirin can reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia in pregnant women by 82 % if taken in the first trimester
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Preeclampsia- The Characteristic High Blood Pressure in Pregnant Women May Up Stroke Risk By 6 times
Preeclampsia is a high-blood pressure disorder which is unique to pregnancy and develops about 3 to 8% of all pregnant women.According to the study, one in 10 pregnant women may be six times more at a risk of having a stroke.
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Failed IVF Treatment May Put Women at Risk of Heart Disease
Women who undergo fertility therapy, but do not get pregnant, may be at a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular disease, says a study.
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Zika Virus May Lead To a Miscarriage in Pregnant Women
According to a recent study, Zika virus could lead to a greater risk of miscarriage in the early stage of pregnancy.
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Maternal B12 Deficiency May up Diabetes Risk in Babies
Women with vitamin B12 deficiency during pregnancy may predispose their children to metabolic diseases such as Type-2 diabetes, a team of researchers led by one of Indian origin has warned.
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Bad Relationship During Pregnancy Ups Infection Risk In Kids
Pregnant women dissatisfied in their relationship are at an increased risk of infectious diseases, such as stomach flu and ear inflammation, which may also affect their child, a new study has found.
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Pre-Hypertension During Pregnancy May Lead to Diabetes and Stroke
Women who suffer from elevated blood pressure during pregnancy are at an increased risk of developing heart diseases and other health problems such as diabetes and stroke in later life, says new research done by Guangdong Women and Children Hospital in China.
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Low Birth Weight, Pregnancy Stress Up Disease Risk In Mothers: Study
Low birth weight or stress during pregnancy can lead to long-term health problems in women, a new study has found.
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World Hepatitis Day 2021: All You Need To Know About The Risk Hepatitis During Pregnancy
World Hepatitis Day observed on 28 July strives to create awareness about this condition. The theme for the World Hepatitis Day 2021 is "Hepatitis Can't Wait."
-
Unable To Get Pregnant? Could Be Because Of Diabetes
Experts say that diabetes can cause infertility in both men and women. Both sexes are at equal risk of infertility. Read here to know more.
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Women Suffering From IBD At Greater Risk Of Mental Illness; Effective Tips To Treat IBD Naturally
Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is a group of chronic gastrointestinal disorders in which people have ulceration, inflammation, and bleeding of their gastrointestinal tract, and are at risk for complications in other parts of the body.
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Heart Attacks On The Rise Amongst Pregnant Women: 5 Foods To Eat For A Healthy Heart During Pregnancy
A new study reveals that the number of heart attacks taking place has risen sharply in the past few years. In 2002, the number of heart attacks taking place was 7; this came up to 9.5 till the year 2014. Eat these foods to keep your heart healthy during pregnancy.
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Gestational Diabetes May Up Kidney Damage Risk, Says New Study
Gestational diabetes -- high blood sugar condition during pregnancy -- may cause early-stage kidney damage that can later lead to chronic kidney diseases among women, reported a study.
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Diabetes, High BP May Increase Heart Risk for Pregnant Women: 5 Nutrients They Need
A new study, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, shows that women who develop both gestational diabetes and high blood pressure during pregnancy could be at a higher risk of suffering from these cardiometabolic diseases during the following years that also raises the risk heart disease.
-
High BP During Pregnancy Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease Later
A new study reveals would-be-mothers who experience hypertension during pregnancy face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in life. Researchers have found that women who have hypertension during pregnancy may face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in their life.
-
Aspirin During Pregnancy Can Reduce Risk Of Dangerous Preeclampsia
A study has shown that low-dose of aspirin can reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia in pregnant women by 82 % if taken in the first trimester
-
Preeclampsia- The Characteristic High Blood Pressure in Pregnant Women May Up Stroke Risk By 6 times
Preeclampsia is a high-blood pressure disorder which is unique to pregnancy and develops about 3 to 8% of all pregnant women.According to the study, one in 10 pregnant women may be six times more at a risk of having a stroke.
-
Failed IVF Treatment May Put Women at Risk of Heart Disease
Women who undergo fertility therapy, but do not get pregnant, may be at a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular disease, says a study.
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Zika Virus May Lead To a Miscarriage in Pregnant Women
According to a recent study, Zika virus could lead to a greater risk of miscarriage in the early stage of pregnancy.
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Maternal B12 Deficiency May up Diabetes Risk in Babies
Women with vitamin B12 deficiency during pregnancy may predispose their children to metabolic diseases such as Type-2 diabetes, a team of researchers led by one of Indian origin has warned.
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Bad Relationship During Pregnancy Ups Infection Risk In Kids
Pregnant women dissatisfied in their relationship are at an increased risk of infectious diseases, such as stomach flu and ear inflammation, which may also affect their child, a new study has found.
-
Pre-Hypertension During Pregnancy May Lead to Diabetes and Stroke
Women who suffer from elevated blood pressure during pregnancy are at an increased risk of developing heart diseases and other health problems such as diabetes and stroke in later life, says new research done by Guangdong Women and Children Hospital in China.
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Low Birth Weight, Pregnancy Stress Up Disease Risk In Mothers: Study
Low birth weight or stress during pregnancy can lead to long-term health problems in women, a new study has found.
