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Health behaviour changes in partners of women with recent gestational diabetes: a phase IIa trial.

Anne-Sophie Brazeau | Sara J Meltzer | Romina Pace | Natasha Garfield | Ariane Godbout | Leslie Meissner | Elham Rahme | Deborah Da Costa | Kaberi Dasgupta
BMC public health | 2018

We recently demonstrated that a gestational diabetes history in mothers is associated with higher postpartum incident diabetes not only in mothers but also in fathers. In the present study, we examined changes in health behaviours and cardiometabolic profiles in both mothers and partners who participated in a diabetes prevention program within 5 years of a gestational diabetes pregnancy.

Pubmed ID: 29716559

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  • Agency: Lawson Foundation, International
    Id: GRT 2014-35
  • Agency: Medavie Health Foundation, International
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