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High Oxygen-Deficit Risk for Babies Born to Obese Women

Babies born to obese women face a very high risk of suffering an oxygen deficit at birth compared to those born to average-weight women. Researchers have reached the conclusion after conducting a study that examined data from the Swedish medical birth registry for all 1.7 million births that occurred in the country between 1992 and 2010.

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