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Promoting the health practices and wellbeing of working women : co-design of a health in preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum program
It is estimated that 50% of women enter pregnancy with an above ‘normal’ BMI and many exceed recommendations for weight gain during pregnancy. Excess weight gain during the preconception and pregnancy stages is predictive of postpartum weight retention and high-weight status in the long
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