Background: In Canada, increasing numbers of women, especially First Nations women, are
affected by diabetes during pregnancy, which is a major risk factor for adverse maternal and …

Diabet. Med. 29, e180–e183 (2012) Abstract Aims To compare the prevalence of diabetes in
pregnancy, pregnancy care and adverse pregnancy outcomes in on‐reserve First Nations …

Background In addition to increasing the risk of adverse birth outcomes, diabetes in
pregnancy is thought to be an important driver of the epidemic of type 2 diabetes affecting …

Aim To conduct a retrospective population‐based study to examine the risk of developing
diabetes after delivery in First Nations and non‐First Nations women in Alberta. Methods …

Objective: To determine the association between Chinese or South Asian ethnicity and
adverse neonatal and maternal outcomes for women with gestational diabetes compared to …

Background: First Nation people living in Canada experience a high prevalence of type 2
diabetes in pregnancy. In this study, we aimed to describe maternal and neonatal outcomes …

Objectives In this work, we describe diabetes prevalence and birth outcomes in a primarily
First Nations obstetrical population in northwest Ontario. Methods This retrospective …

Background: The reasons for the increased risk of gestational diabetes among South Asian
women are not well understood. We sought to identify the determinants of gestational …

Objectives Because of disparities in incidence of diabetes in pregnancy (DIP) among First
Nations (FN) and non-First Nations (non-FN) women in Saskatchewan, we compared …

OBJECTIVE Women with diabetes in pregnancy have high rates of pregnancy
complications. Our aims were to explore trends in the incidence of diabetes in pregnancy …