Neonatal cardiometabolic, growth, and inflammatory markers
GDM
GDM
There was no difference in adiponectin, leptin, and IGF concentrations in cord plasma when comparing infants of women using tighter targets with those using less tight targets (Table Cord plasma adiponectin concentrations in infants of mothers who achieved at least 80% adherence with fasting targets, postprandial targets, or both fasting and postprandial targets did not differ between the two treatment groups (Tables Cord C-peptide concentrations were lower in infants of women who achieved ≥80% adherence to the tighter fasting glycemic targets compared with infants of women who achieved ≥80% adherence to the less tight fasting glycemic targets after adjustment for GA at OGTT, baseline values, ethnicity, BMI, and history of GDM (mean difference −49.0%, 95% CI −66.3 to −23.0, In infants of women who achieved ≥80% of tighter postprandial targets, there was a 66.5% increase in unadjusted analyses (95% CI 4.7 to 164.8, When both fasting and postprandial targets could be achieved, infants of women in the tighter glycemic target group had a −54.0% decrease, ranging from −65.8 to −38.1 (Infants of women who achieved both tighter fasting and postprandial glycemic targets ≥80% of the time had a −62.57% decrease in cord leptin concentration, ranging from −85.97 to 0.16 (