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Early second trimester lipids can identify maternal gestational diabetes mellitus

Second Trimester Lipids Can ID Gestational Diabetes

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Five lipid biomarkers significantly associated with post-load glucose levels in validation cohort
The Zika virus may harm a infant's brain even if the mother is infected just before giving birth

Late-Pregnancy Zika Infection Can Still Affect Fetal Brain

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Second study finds Zika infection can be spread through organ transplants
Mammography screening is much more likely to find insignificant breast tumors than it is to catch potentially life-threatening cancer in its early stages

Study Finds Mammograms Lead to High Rate of Overdiagnosis

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Better treatment and not earlier detection may be the reason for reduction in breast cancer mortality
Fifty percent of U.S. women aged 15 to 44 years expect to have a child in the future

Half of U.S. Women Expect to Have Child in the Future

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On average, in 2013 to 2015, women expect to have 2.2 children in their lifetime; down from 2002
Strenuous exercise during pregnancy doesn't appear to increase the risk of most pregnancy complications for mother or baby

Olympic Panel Says Strenuous Exercise Safe During Pregnancy

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International Olympic Committee finds little evidence exercise prolongs labor or ups premature birth risk
Physicians are twice as likely to get the right diagnosis on the first try as 23 popular symptom-checking computer programs

Doctors Better Diagnosticians Than Symptom-Checker Programs

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Popular symptom checkers were half as accurate in comparison study
Cryoablation can successfully treat the majority of small breast cancers with few side effects or complications

Cryoablation May Be Alternative to Breast Cancer Surgery

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Cryoablation appears promising for small tumors in early-stage breast cancer
Dietary calcium in the form of supplements

Calcium Supplements May Be Detrimental to Heart Health

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Higher incidence of coronary artery calcification in people who take calcium supplements
Children whose mothers used a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor during pregnancy may be more likely to develop speech and language disorders

SSRI Use During Pregnancy Tied to Speech Issues in Offspring

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No link found between SSRI use in pregnancy and risk of motor disorders, poor academic performance
Use of traditional multivitamins is decreasing among Americans

Trends in Dietary Supplement Use Among U.S. Adults Changing

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Vitamin D, fish oil, probiotics replacing traditional multivitamins