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Keep abreast with the latest news related to Macrosomia there are 38 news items on Macrosomia that covers updates, breakthroughs and in-depth reports.

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Fetal macrosomia is a condition where a newborn child weighs more than 4000 grams or 8 pounds and 13 ounces, irrespective of the gestational age.

New Insights into Baby Weight

New Insights into Baby Weight

In black moms, differences in the way women with obesity burn calories during pregnancy may be a contributor to long-term postpartum weight retention, found study.
Maternal Obesity linked to Early-onset Puberty

Maternal Obesity linked to Early-onset Puberty

Maternal obesity and hyperglycemia were found to be associated with early onset of puberty in girls. Early puberty also causes multiple adverse health developments they grow.
Reversing Negative Effects of Maternal Obesity on Process

Reversing Negative Effects of Maternal Obesity on Process

A drug called NMN increases the function of mitochondria, and prevent obesity in children born to overweight mothers.
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Gestational Age Linked to Academic Performance

Gestational Age Linked to Academic Performance

Pre or post-term birth may affect child's academic performance. This is the first study to detail link between pregnancy duration and school performance.
Umbilical Cells Shed Light on How Maternal Obesity Affects the Offspring

Umbilical Cells Shed Light on How Maternal Obesity Affects the Offspring

Umbilical cells from children of obese or overweight mothers show impaired expression of key genes regulating cell energy and metabolism.
Maternal Obesity Increases Odds of Having Overweight Kids

Maternal Obesity Increases Odds of Having Overweight Kids

Children are considered overweight at age 2 if their BMI is greater than the 85th percentile for their age and sex, based on the growth charts from CDC.
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Gestational Diabetes and Maternal Obesity Increase Risk of Excessively Large Babies

Gestational Diabetes and Maternal Obesity Increase Risk of Excessively Large Babies

Babies born to mothers who were both obese and had gestational diabetes were five times more likely to be excessively large by the 28th week.
Maternal Obesity Does Not Influence The Development Of Gut Microflora In Infants

Maternal Obesity Does Not Influence The Development Of Gut Microflora In Infants

Children are born without microbes in their gut. The transition from early infant feeding to family foods is a major determinant for gut microbiota.
Biological Makeup and Gestational Age Influence Gut Bacteria in Preemies

Biological Makeup and Gestational Age Influence Gut Bacteria in Preemies

Biological makeup and gestational age play a more significant role in the population of gut bacteria compared to environmental factors.
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Maternal Obesity may Influence Gut Microflora in the Offspring

Maternal Obesity may Influence Gut Microflora in the Offspring

It has been found that maternal obesity may cause marked changes in the gastrointestinal microflora's composition and its function of the offspring
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