Are cesarean deliveries more likely for poorly educated parents?
Mothers with little education were consistently more likely to deliver by cesarean section than highly educated women, even when their partner's level of education was taken into account. Effective interventions aimed at reducing cesarean delivery rates in women of lower social class should be a priority for national health services, particularly in countries where the cesarean rate has been increasing.
Therefore, this inability of A. gangetica to prevent acidosis detracts from the potential of its usefulness in managing diabetes.