P232 - Prevention of T2D in Women After the Discovery of GDM

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is defined as glucose intolerance that is diagnosed for the first-time during pregnancy. Women with a history of GDM are between 8 and 10 times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. This poster reviews a study to evaluate whether women obtained periodic glycemic measurements for the prevention and early diagnosis of type 2 diabetes after the discovery of gestational diabetes. Authors: Sônia Couto Ramos, Universidade Paulista, SÃO Paulo, Brasil, Universidade Federal de SÃO Paulo-Unifesp, SÃO Paulo, Brasil; ̃Fabiane Rosa Rezende Honda Marui, Universidade Paulista, SÃO Paulo, Brasil, Universidade Municipal de SÃO Caetano do sul, SÃO Paulo, Brasil; Tais Massotti Lorenzetti Fortes, Universidade Paulista, SÃO Paulo, Brasil; Juliana Gimenez Amaral, Universidade Paulista, SÃO Paulo, Brasil,; Eloise Cristiani Borriel Vieira, Universidade Paulista SÃO Paulo, Brasil; Letícia Souza Lima Nunes, 4, Patrícia Secundo de Oliveira4, Taís Cristina da Silva Oliveira, Universidade Paulista, SÃO Paulo, Brasil, Larissa Perez Pardo Universidade Paulista and Thais Cristina da Silva Universidade Paulista.

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