Diet and weight gain in pregnancy in relation to the birth weight and height of the infant
Methods and results are reported from a study of diet and weight gain in pregnancy. The findings show a correlation between height and body weight of the mother before pregnancy and the size of the fetus. The results also confirm that excessive weight gains during pregnancy may promote the developme...
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| description | Methods and results are reported from a study of diet and weight gain in pregnancy. The findings show a correlation between height and body weight of the mother before pregnancy and the size of the fetus. The results also confirm that excessive weight gains during pregnancy may promote the development of obesity. Even in affluent societies without malnutrition, special attention must be paid to the composition and nutrient density of the diet during pregnancy. |
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| subjects | Adolescent Adult anthropometric measurements Birth Weight Body Height Body Weight Comparative Aspects of Nutrition and Growth Diet Female human nutrition Humans Infant, Newborn infants nutrition education obesity Obesity - etiology Pregnancy Pregnancy and nutrition weight gain |
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