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Higher Maternal Prenatal BMI May Harm Child Cognition

5-unit increase in maternal late-pregnancy BMI linked to lower WASI performance IQ, NeuroTrax scores at age 6.5 years

Exposure to Diabetes in Utero Affects Child Growth Pattern

Growth pattern started separating at age 3 years, with highest BMI for those exposed to T1DM, T2DM, followed by medicated GDM

Birth Weight Modifies Link Between Adult IGF-1 Levels, T2DM

IGF-1 levels inversely associated with T2DM risk in dose-dependent manner, but only among those with birth weight ≥2.5 kg

Children Conceived by ART Are Shorter, Lighter at Birth

Children conceived by assisted reproduction technology grow more rapidly after birth; height, weight similar to those naturally conceived by 17

Body Dissatisfaction at 14 Predicts Depressive Episodes at 18

Body dissatisfaction predicts mild, moderate, and severe depression episodes among girls; mild and severe episodes in boys

Several indices of central adiposity

Measures of Central Adiposity Linked to All-Cause Mortality

Waist circumference, waist-to-hip ratio, waist-to-height ratio linked to increased all-cause mortality
Genetically predicted body mass index significantly increases the risk of rheumatoid arthritis

Genetically Predicted BMI Increases Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk

Effect consistent across sensitivity analyses and comparable for men and women
Children with lower birth size and slower body mass index gain in early childhood have lower lung function at 7 years

Weight Gain Pattern Early in Life May Affect Later Lung Function

Children with early accelerated BMI gain have higher lung function at age 7 years
Excessive gestational weight gain may be a risk factor for childhood allergic diseases

Gestational Weight Gain Tied to Childhood Allergic Conditions

Prepregnancy weight and gestational weight gain tied to childhood asthma, wheezing, eczema, and allergies
Infants of women who are normal weight prepregnancy have the lowest total infant

CDC: Mortality Rates Lowest for Infants of Normal-Weight Women

Total, neonatal, postneonatal mortality rates higher for infants of prepregnancy underweight women