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Fit For Delivery: A Study of the Effect of Exercise Sessions and Nutritional Counselling on Pregnancy Outcome
"Fit for Delivery" is a randomized, controlled study to examine the effects of an intervention during pregnancy which consists of exercise groups and nutritional counselling. The investigators will assess the outcomes of gestational weight gain, postpartum weight retention, large newborns, glucose regulation, and the incidence of complications of pregnancy and delivery such as gestational diabetes and Cesarean section.
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