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1. Análise acerca das complicações crônicas microvasculares do Diabetes Mellitus: revisão de literatura

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Da Silva, Layza Lopes, primary, Quintino, Bianca de Jesus, additional, Lima, Camilla Morais da Silva, additional, Da Silva, Winicius Lopes, additional, Freitas, Rodrigo Guerra de Almendra, additional, Rodrigues, Shaila Patricia Marques, additional, Souza, Mariana Menezes, additional, De Sousa, Leide Maria Soares, additional, Oliveira, Leonardo Castelo Branco, additional, Reis, Saymon Rodrigues do Carmo, additional, Eguchi, Victor Mesquita, additional, and Machiti, Juliana Schneider, additional

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5. Interaction of body weight and ethnicity on risk of gestational diabetes mellitus

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Rodrigues, Shaila, Robinson, Elizabeth J, Ghezzo, Heberto, and Gray-Donald, Katherine

Subjects
Native Americans -- Diseases, Diabetes in pregnancy -- Risk factors, Obesity -- Health aspects, Food/cooking/nutrition, Health
Abstract

Background: The James Bay Cree of Canada have one of the highest recorded rates of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) among aboriginal people worldwide; the reasons for this elevated risk remain to be documented. Objective: Our objective was to compare predictors and risk of GDM between the James Bay Cree and non-Native Canadians. Design: Risk for GDM was compared between Cree and non-Native women by 1) adjusting statistically for differences in age, parity, pregravid weight, and smoking status (n = 402 Cree, 7718 non-Natives), and 2) matching Cree women with non-Native women for age and pregravid weight (n = 394 Cree, 788 non-Natives). Dietary and physical activity information was available for a subset of Cree women (n = 152). Results: Age and pregravid weight were independent predictors of GDM in both Cree and non-Native women. After these predictors were controlled for, normal-weight ([is less than or equal to] 77 kg) Cree women were not at increased risk of GDM (OR: 1.42; 95% CI: 0.67, 2.71) but overweight Cree women had a higher risk than did overweight non-Native women (OR: 2.25; 95% CI: 1.32, 3.80). Conclusions: Overweight Cree women are at increased risk of GDM. Given the high prevalence of pregravid overweight among the Cree, the burden of GDM is higher than among non-Native Canadians. Am J Clin Nutr 1999;70:1083-9. KEY WORDS Pregnancy, race, gestational diabetes, body weight, ethnicity, Native American, Canada

Published
1999

6. Obesity among offspring of women with type 1 diabetes.

Author

Rodrigues, Shaila, Ferris, Ann M., Perez-Escamilla, Rafael, and Backstrand, Jeffrey R.

Subjects
*DIABETES, *JUVENILE diseases
Abstract

Deals with a study which compared the body growth and composition of children from women with and without diabetes mellitus. Physiological effects and physical deformities caused by maternal diabetes to babies; Methodology; Differences in infant and child characteristics between groups; Differences between obese and nonobese children in the group with mothers with type 1 diabetes.

Published
1998

7. PREDICTORS OF GDM IN A GROUP OF NATIVE AMERICANS

Author

Rodrigues, Shaila, Robinson, Elizabeth J., Ghezzo, Herberto, and Gray-Donald, Katherine

Subjects
Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

A high prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) has been reported among several North American Native groups, as compared to the general population. The cause of this occurrence remains unknown. [...]

Published
2000

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