In a study of more than 15,000 girls and their mothers — all Kaiser Permanente members in Northern California — maternal overweight and hyperglycemia were linked to the earlier onset of puberty in girls 6 to 11 years old.
Women with gestational diabetes who received a tailored letter were significantly more likely to meet national weight-gain guidelines, according to a DOR research published in Diabetes Care.
Severe episodes of hypoglycemia occur far more often than is captured in electronic medical records, according to research published in a JAMA Internal Medicine research letter.
Apr 20
Personalized Letter Improves Pregnancy Weight for Women with Gestational Diabetes
Apr 16
Maternal weight and hyperglycemia linked to early puberty onset in girls
Apr 3
In Reducing Deaths from Heart Disease and Stroke, Kaiser Permanente Outpaces Nation
Mar 26
Children With Autism and Their Younger Siblings Less Likely to Be Fully Vaccinated
Mar 22
Integrated Program Improves Heart and Stroke Risk Factors in Those With Diabetes
Apr 7
Breast cancer patients fare better if they have muscle: Study
ABC News
Apr 5
Low Muscle Mass Tied to Death Risk in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
Medscape
Mar 28
Kaiser Permanente Program Reduces Cardiovascular Disease Risks
HealthIT Analytics
Kids With Autism Are Less Likely to Be Vaccinated
TIME
Feb 5
Risk Scores Combined With Lower Troponin Cut Points May Help Refine Rule-Out Tests for Chest Pain
TCTMD
