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TALMedora Editorial
That "Borderline" Sugar in Pregnancy May Not Be As Safe As…
That "Borderline" Sugar in Pregnancy May Not Be As Safe As We Think In obstetric practice, a common scenario plays out regularly. A pregnant patient's glucose screening comes back slightly abnormal. She does the full diagnostic test and gets one borderline value, not two. So technically she doesn't meet criteria for gestational diabetes. She's told she's fine. She goes home relieved. But new research from Harvard's Massachusetts General Hospital suggests she may not be entirely fine. A large retrospective study of over 41,000 pregnancies found that women with just one abnormal value o
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