Barbara Lawrenz: Making Obesity Prevention Central to Reproductive Health and Reducing Pregnancy Loss
Barbara Lawrenz, Scientific director at ART Fertility Clinics, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“As obesity increasingly emerges as a global health concern, the detrimental effects of obesity on reproduction, both in spontaneous and medically assisted pregnancies, become more evident.
Overweight and obesity, once present, are challenging to reverse; thus, prevention should be prioritised, particularly given the apparent intergenerational cycle of obesity that impacts both maternal and child health.”
Read the full article.
Title: Beyond treatment: making obesity prevention central to reproductive health and reducing pregnancy loss
Authors: Barbara Lawrenz, Hamidreza Didar, Human Fatemi

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