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TREATMENT OF GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS DIAGNOSED EARLY IN PREGNANCY
D. Simmons, J. Immanuel, W.M. Hague, H. Teede, C.J. Nolan, M.J. Peek, J.R. Flack, M. McLean, V. Wong, E. Hibbert, A. Kautzky-Willer, J. Harreiter, H. Backman, E. Gianatti, A. Sweeting, V. Mohan, J. Enticott, N.W. Cheung
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The study randomly assigned women diagnosed with GDM and at risk for hyperglycemia to receive immediate treatment or deferred treatment based on subsequent glucose tolerance tests. It aimed to evaluate the impact of early intervention on adverse neonatal outcomes, pregnancy-related hypertension, and maternal weight gain. The findings suggest that immediate treatment may lead to a modest reduction in adverse neonatal events compared to deferred treatment.
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