Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Sanae Otawa"
- Sanae Otawa's recent research primarily investigates maternal and neonatal health, highlighting factors such as maternal weight gain, dietary intake, and exogenous oxytocin that potentially influence pregnancy outcomes and child development within the context of the Japan Environment and Children's Study (JECS).
- Key findings from her studies indicate associations between excessive maternal weight gain and prolonged labor, as well as the impact of maternal dietary fiber intake on neurodevelopmental delays in offspring, suggesting critical implications for prenatal care and maternal health practices.
- Additionally, Otawa's research examines neonatal factors, such as hospitalization duration and transfer, regarding their effects on mother-infant bonding, further emphasizing the comprehensive approach to understanding the interplay between maternal health and child development outcomes.
