Research: Fat pregnancy can lead to overweight mothers

Women who gain more than 35 pounds during pregnancy could be more likely to be overweight 15 years later than those who gain less, new research suggests.

Women who gain more than 35 pounds during pregnancy could be more likely to be overweight 15 years later than those who gain less, new research suggests.

A study of 2,342 Swedish women, presented at a European obesity conference in Prague today, found that mothers who gained no more than that during pregnancy were more successful at losing their weight afterward and keeping it off.

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