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Obesity and Fat Distribution,ncy (possibly at different stages of pregnancy) and the distribution of body fat. There may also be important aetiological factors common to the development of obesity and impaired carbohydrate tolerance, both genetic and environmental factors including diet.

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The Placenta in Diabetes Mellitus,g, though still far from complete, consensus as to the abnormalities seen in the placenta of the diabetic woman, the functional effects of these changes and their relationship to the severity, and control achieved, of the diabetic state (Fox 1978; Haust 1981; Rushton 1984; O’Herlihy and O’Driscoll 1987; Desoye 1988).

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