A study finds prediabetes in teenagers increases risks of pregnancy complications, including gestational diabetes and hypertension.

A study from Mount Sinai published in JAMA Network Open highlights the link between prediabetes in teenagers and increased risks of pregnancy complications later, including a doubling of gestational diabetes risk and an 18% rise in hypertensive disorders. With prediabetes rates among American youth rising, researchers advocate for early screening to mitigate future health issues. The study emphasizes the need for targeted interventions, especially for affected populations.

September 24, 2024
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