The University of Sydney researchers have said that women and
their unborn babies are at more risk by one fat or the other.
Though, as per reports, it is already known that fats can harm
pregnant mothers and yet-to-be-born babies. Published in
Obstetric Medicine, the first study had coincided with World
Health Organization figures, claiming that almost 50% pregnant
women in Australia are obese or overweight. It had revealed that
the condition is closely linked to risks of complications,
varying in woman to woman, like diabetes or hypertension or even
need for a caesarean section. The new study published in the
Australian New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology has
been a bit different in terms of results. It has pointed that
the distribution of fat in the body decides the level of health
risks. The team from Sydney Medical School Nepean has also told
that the type of fat can be easily and precisely measured by
ultrasound. It is being said that this would help in determining
biggest health risks and t