15% of Pregnant Women With COVID-19 Experience Severe Disease
Fifteen percent of pregnant women with COVID-19 have severe disease.
Pregnancy
Previous Pregnancy Complication Ups Risk for Preterm Delivery
Risk for preterm delivery is higher in pregnant women who have experienced preeclampsia, placental abruption, stillbirth, neonatal death, or small for gestational age in a term first pregnancy.
Vegetable Intake Before Pregnancy Tied to Birth Outcomes
Greater vegetable intake before pregnancy is associated with better birth outcomes.
Importance of Temporal Glucose Profiles During Pregnancy in Type 1 Diabetes
Applying functional data analysis to continuous glucose monitoring data can assist in identifying differences in maternal glucose control during pregnancy, which might go unnoticed using standard metrics.
Online Intervention May Reduce Stress, Increase Pregnancy Rates in Women With Infertility
An internet-based cognitive therapy intervention for women with infertility may reduce anxiety, depression, and stress and increase the likelihood of pregnancy.
Are Clinicians Aware of the FDA’s Pregnancy and Lactation Labeling Rule?
A study sought to determine clinicians’ awareness and use of the Pregnancy and Lactation La-beling Rule (PLLR).
Frequency of Breast Milk Feeding Linked to Infant Cognitive Development
Previous studies connecting infant cognition to maternal breast milk composition have identified an oligosaccharide as a potential influence on the cognitive abilities of infants.
Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma Linked to Cannabis Use in Pregnant Women
Diagnoses and symptoms of anxiety, depression, and trauma are associated with cannabis use in pregnant women.
Pregnant Women With Depression More Likely to Use Cannabis
Women with depression are more than three times more likely to use cannabis during pregnancy compared with women without depression.
Low Maternal Vitamin D May Raise Risk for ADHD in Offspring
There is an association between low maternal vitamin D during early pregnancy and an elevated risk for offspring attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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