Ethnic differences in postpartum weight retention: a Norwegian cohort study

However, at this point it is important to take note of King’s (2015) findings that sometimes women can be denigrated pre- cisely because they are highly able

Conclusions: Women with NP and NVP had increased odds of PGP 4-6 months post-partum, and women with a long duration of nausea and/or vomiting had a higher proportion of PGP than

For multiparous women in all modes of delivery, women from Sub-Saharan Africa had the lowest odds of being provided epidural analgesia, while women from Latin America/Caribbean

In this study of 65,904 well-nourished Norwegian pregnant women, we found that compared to women with a high Western diet, women with a high prudent diet gave birth to babies with

Conclusions: In this population of healthy ethnic minorities from South Asia, the Middle East and Africa who had low vitamin D status, 16 weeks of daily supplementation with 10 or 25

In the present study we used data from The Norwegian mother and child cohort study (MoBa), a longitudinal population-based birth cohort study which includes information from

We found a more than twofold significantly increased risk of OASI among primiparous women originating from the regions of South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia & the Paci- fic

t /PSXFHJBOTSFQPSUFEHPPEIFBMUINPSFGSFRVFOUMZDPNQBSFEUPUIFJNNJHSBOUHSPVQT Women from Pakistan and Turkey reported good health least frequently. In all ethnic groups those with