Diurnal glycemic profile in obese and normal weight nondiabetic pregnant women
American Journal of Obstetrics and GynecologyPublished 1 September 2004
Yariv Yogev, Avi Ben‐Haroush, Rony Chen, Barak Rosenn, Moshe Hod, Oded Langer
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Glycemic profile characterization in both obese and normal weight nondiabetic subjects provide a measure for the desired level of glycemic control in pregnancy that is complicated with diabetes mellitus.
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Glycemic profile characterization in both obese and normal weight nondiabetic subjects provide a measure for the desired level of glycemic control in pregnancy that is complicated with diabetes mellitus.
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