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In a bid to reduce the risk of developing gestational diabetes, pregnant women are being advised to stay away from artificial light late at night - including light from mobile phones and electronic devices

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The rate of gestational diabetes jumped to 7.8% of all births in the U.S. where new mothers should dim lights before bed.

According to a recent Northwestern Medicine study, pregnant women should dim their home's lights and switch off or at least dim their screens (computer monitors and smartphones) a few hours before bedtime to lower their risk of gestational diabetes mellitus. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Those exposed to more light in hours before sleep appear more likely to develop gestational diabetes, researchers suggest