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Many pregnant NZ women are in the dark about healthy weight gain in pregnancy
Many pregnant NZ women are in the dark about healthy weight gain in pregnancy
A large proportion of pregnant New Zealand women are at higher risk of poor health outcomes because they don't know how much weight they should be putting on during pregnancy, new University of Otago research suggests.Researchers asked 641 Dunedin and Christchurch women who were having their 12-week scans which BMI category (underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obese) they believed they fell into and what the corresponding recommended weight gain during pregnancy was.The study found that while two-thirds of the women could correctly identify their BMI category, less than one-third (31 per cent) could identify the appropriate weight gain for that category.
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Study: pregnant women don't know how much weight they should put on
Study: pregnant women don't know how much weight they should put on
Study: pregnant women don't know how much weight they should put onSUPPLIED Many pregnant women don't know their own BMI or how much weight gain is healthy during pregnancy.How much baby bump is good?A new study shows that most pregnant women don't know.
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