GDM

It's one thing to manage gestational diabetes, but what happens after the baby is born? This article looks at what new Mums should be aware of to keep an eye on their blood glucose levels.

New study reveals pregnant women in rural and remote areas miss out on GDM diagnosis due to problems with blood testing

Crystal shares her story and personal experience with gestational diabetes

A new report by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows 1 in 7 women affected by gestational diabetes.

Despite the prevalence of gestational diabetes in Australia most people aren’t aware the risks don’t end when the pregnancy does.

Women’s health in the months and years before conception can impact on their health during pregnancy and the baby’s development.

Gestational diabetes is now affecting more than 38,000 Aussie women during pregnancy.

2017 World Diabetes Day recognises women and girls in the diabetes community.

A past history of depression may increase the chance of women developing gestational diabetes