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The discussions reflect a strong positive reception, with participants emphasizing the potential health benefits of adhering to a Mediterranean diet during pregnancy. Words like 'significant,' 'reduced risk,' and phrases such as 'recommendation for pregnant women' demonstrate excitement and perceived importance. The tone and context suggest these discussions recognize the research’s potential to influence dietary guidelines and improve maternal health outcomes.
Most discussions support the findings, highlighting the beneficial association between a Mediterranean diet and reduced adverse pregnancy outcomes.
The posts show high curiosity and relevance, referencing specific outcomes like preeclampsia, preterm birth, and gestational diabetes, indicating strong engagement with the research.
Many posts cite study details, mention related health benefits, and share enthusiasm about the research's implications, reflecting deep engagement and analysis.
Users perceive this publication as highly impactful, emphasizing implications for pregnancy health, dietary recommendations, and public health strategies, suggesting the research could influence practices.
High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a general sample of US women. Important for #IBDmoms for whom this diet is already recommended and APOs are ⬆️@nataliebello9 @JAMA_current https://t.co/vdl2xSnHWW
(183/347) #論文マラソン 地中海食は有害な妊娠転帰と関連するか アメリカ女性7798人を追跡。 有害な妊娠転機は地中海食、子癇前症、子癇、妊娠糖尿病のオッズが21～37％低かった。 https://t.co/21NPKApLrc
New Paper with @nataliebello9: Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co/2A6vfEDWRE @JAMANetworkOpen @JAMANetwork @CUEpidemiology
Check out Dr. Nour Makarem (@DrNMakarem) and colleagues' new @JAMANetwork paper, "Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women"! Full text/ open access: https://t.co/37SVijjLfz @JAMANetworkOpen #epitwitter
Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy (APO) Outcomes in US Women cohort study of 7798 women, > concordance to a Mediterranean diet pattern was significantly assoc with 21%
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In a 2022 study of nearly 7,800 women, researchers found that those who followed the Mediterranean diet most closely around the time they conceived and during early pregnancy had about a 21 percent reduced risk of any pregnancy complications. #pregnancy https://t.co/iuthSDS2N2
Adherence to a Mediterranean diet pattern is associated with lower risk adverse pregnancy outcomes - a @JAMANetworkOpen study. https://t.co/aaIcLa5oTW
Mediterranean diet linked to lower preeclampsia risk https://t.co/SiRnnCpsJu https://t.co/InygBn1z8O https://t.co/Ic2pVlSWTt
RT @CNELM1: https://t.co/1ypNJT7avJ "A recent study found that eating a Mediterranean diet during early pregnancy may reduce the risk of pr…
https://t.co/1ypNJT7avJ "A recent study found that eating a Mediterranean diet during early pregnancy may reduce the risk of preeclampsia, preterm birth, and gestational diabetes. https://t.co/6I9OMjMyXl
A recent cohort study of 7,789 geographically and ethnically diverse nulliparous US women found that adhering to a Mediterranean diet, was significantly associated with lower risk of developing adverse pregnancy outcomes (APOs). https://t.co/U36jkH84dO
Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co/5HuKquXINJ via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork https://t.co/NnrDUytwjJ
RT @CUEpidemiology: Check out Dr. Nour Makarem (@DrNMakarem) and colleagues' new @JAMANetwork paper, "Association of a Mediterranean Diet W…
RT @CUEpidemiology: Check out Dr. Nour Makarem (@DrNMakarem) and colleagues' new @JAMANetwork paper, "Association of a Mediterranean Diet W…
RT @CUEpidemiology: Check out Dr. Nour Makarem (@DrNMakarem) and colleagues' new @JAMANetwork paper, "Association of a Mediterranean Diet W…
Check out Dr. Nour Makarem (@DrNMakarem) and colleagues' new @JAMANetwork paper, "Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women"! Full text/ open access: https://t.co/37SVijjLfz @JAMANetworkOpen #epitwitter
(183/347) #論文マラソン 地中海食は有害な妊娠転帰と関連するか アメリカ女性7798人を追跡。 有害な妊娠転機は地中海食、子癇前症、子癇、妊娠糖尿病のオッズが21～37％低かった。 https://t.co/21NPKApLrc
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Cette étude suggère qu'un régime alimentaire méditerranéen est inversement associé aux résultats de grossesse défavorables (APOs) #alimentation #grossesse #santé #intervention https://t.co/Y9CRUsLc7T
Association of a Mediterranean Diet Pattern With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Among US Women (open access) https://t.co/c5DqaZwyqF #nutrition #diet #Women #pregnancy
RT @FriedbergEric: Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy (APO) Outcomes in US Women cohort study of 7798 women, > con…
RT @FriedbergEric: Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy (APO) Outcomes in US Women cohort study of 7798 women, > con…
Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy (APO) Outcomes in US Women cohort study of 7798 women, > concordance to a Mediterranean diet pattern was significantly assoc with 21%
RT @UmaMahadevanIBD: High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a genera…
RT @DrNMakarem: New Paper with @nataliebello9: Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co…
Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co/gAsc3jDvAG
RT @UmaMahadevanIBD: High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a genera…
RT @UmaMahadevanIBD: High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a genera…
Study suggests Mediterranean diet pattern is inversely assoc w/ Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes; intervention studies needed to assess whether promoting Mediterranean diet around time of conception & throughout pregnancy can prevent APOs. https://t.co/VI85cXaLiL via @JAMANetworkOpen
RT @UmaMahadevanIBD: High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a genera…
RT @UmaMahadevanIBD: High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a genera…
High adherence to Mediterranean diet associated w/ lower adverse pregnancy outcomes including preeclampsia in a general sample of US women. Important for #IBDmoms for whom this diet is already recommended and APOs are ⬆️@nataliebello9 @JAMA_current https://t.co/vdl2xSnHWW
New Paper with @nataliebello9: Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co/2A6vfEDWRE @JAMANetworkOpen @JAMANetwork @CUEpidemiology
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La dieta mediterránea: bien en el embarazo- Association of a Mediterranean Diet With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in US Women https://t.co/PthmYAyD4x vía @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork
Association of a Mediterranean Diet Pattern With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Among US Women | Lifestyle Behaviors | JAMA Network Open https://t.co/3X1R47oQ7j