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Lower thresholds required to diagnose gestational diabetes in south Asian women.

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Nursing Standard

2015

The article focuses on the Born in Bradford study, a research on women attending the antenatal clinic at Bradford Royal Infirmary, England, between 2007 and 2011, which revealed that cases of gestational diabetes were diagnosed more in south east Asian women as compared to white British women.

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Nursing Standard

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Volume 30, Issue 3

Publication date

2015

Lower thresholds required to diagnose gestational diabetes in south Asian women.

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