Publications by authors named "Rongwei Mu"
Article Synopsis
- This study looked at how many people are waiting longer to get married, have kids, and get pregnant in China.
- Researchers found that more people are getting married at older ages and taking longer between getting married and having kids from 2013 to 2019.
- The study suggests that more support for parents should be provided, especially for those without higher education and in certain areas, to help with the challenges of delaying parenthood.
The world is transitioning to an obese future, but few studies have measured the burden of increased maternal body mass index (BMI) on pathological fetal overgrowth, especially the trends in this burden and its heterogeneity in populations with different characteristics. A population-based retrospective cohort study was conducted with 7,998,620 Chinese females who had participated in the National Free Pre-Pregnancy Check-ups Project and became pregnant during 2013-2017. The proportions of macrosomic and LGA neonates attributable to high BMI (population attributable fraction, PAF) and annual percent change of yearly PAFs were estimated.
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