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Moms' Obesity Linked to Kids' Asthsma and Other Ills

Moms' Obesity Linked to Kids' Asthsma and Other Ills
We've known for a long time that if a woman is obese during pregnancy she'll be more likely to experience problems such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and to have unusually large babies.
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