Link between maternal diabetes and autism strengthened
- Researchers reported on April 8, 2025, that diabetes during pregnancy links to children's neurodevelopmental issues.
- The CDC reports diabetes in pregnancy is rising, affecting up to 9% of US pregnancies.
- The study analyzed data, including autism, from over 56 million mother-child pairs across 202 studies.
- Dr. Janecka noted, "a meta-analysis...cannot prove cause and effect" regarding these subgroup analyses.
- The findings emphasize medical support and monitoring for women at risk and their children.
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Study strengthens link between maternal diabetes and autism | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
A large new study adds to evidence that diabetes during pregnancy is linked with an increased risk of brain and nervous system problems in children, including autism, researchers say.
·Honolulu, United States
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