Does regular exercise during pregnancy affect the physical growth or mental development of infants?
Document Type
Article
Department
School of Nursing and Midwifery, East Africa
Abstract
A total of 104 infants of women recruited from an ongoing Drive, study of exercise during pregnancy returned for follow-up Cleveland, OH 44109 and had a satisfactory evaluation at 1 year. All mothers had had uncomplicated pregnancies. All mothers were white, 25-38 years old, had family incomes in the upper50%, had a median of 17 years of education, and most (91%) worked outside of the home. They all had well balanced diets, had12-28% body fat, and had no chronic illnesses; they did not use tobacco or drugs. Median parity was two. Exclusion criteria were an abnormal antenatal course (pre-mature labor, pregnancy-induced hypertension,
Publication (Name of Journal)
Western Journal of Medicine
Recommended Citation
Edwards, G.
(1999). Does regular exercise during pregnancy affect the physical growth or mental development of infants?. Western Journal of Medicine, 170(5), 264-264.
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Comments
This work was published before the author joined Aga Khan University