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Prospective cohort study identifies biochemical markers that improve risk prediction in pregnancies, suggesting better interventions.
Distinct biochemical profiles were observed between GDM and NGDM pregnancies. Albumin and creatinine may serve as simple, cost-effective indicators of reduced obstetric risk among normoglycaemic women. Incorporating these routinely measured markers into prenatal screening could improve individualized risk prediction and early intervention strategies..
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