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"Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a severe and neglected threat to maternal and child health. Many women with GDM experience pregnancy-related complications including high blood pressure, large birth weight babies and obstructed labour.
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Gestational diabetes is associated with multiple adverse pregnancy outcomes. Women with gestational diabetes are at subsequent high risk of type 2 diabetes, especially three to six years after delivery.
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Exposure to hyperglycemia in the womb predisposes children to a high risk of becoming overweight or obese, associated with the development of type 2 diabetes.
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The prevalence of high blood glucose (hyperglycemia) in pregnancy increases rapidly with age and is highest in women over the age of 45.
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In 2019, 20 million or 16% of live births had some form of hyperglycemia in pregnancy. An estimated 84% were due to gestational diabetes.
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1 in 6 births was affected by gestational diabetes.
It is important for women with diabetes in pregnancy or GDM to carefully control and monitor their blood glucose levels to reduce the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes with the support of their healthcare provider."
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June Wednesdays 7pmET / 4pmPT with Karen Allen
for the minimum dose a practitioner needs to know
Fragile Pregnancy Series
June 22: Gestational Diabetes
June 29: Birth Support with a Midwife/Doula
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Each session is 1.5hours, and includes downloadable workbook.
ACHENA CEUs are available for each course, but not for individual sessions.
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Endocrine Sarcodes Meet Up Q&A
Wednesday July 29, 10am ET / 7am PT
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Join Karen Allen CCH, and others who are studying the endocrine course materials, for a casual half hour meeting to chat about questions, cases and ideas.
Also joining us will be our UK colleagues who are completing the course as a fundraiser for the Traveling Homeopaths Collective, a UK nonprofit that provides homeopathic first aid at music festivals in England.
Gather your questions and case examples, mark it on your calendar, and join the meeting at the scheduled time, using the link on your Subscriber Resources Home page. You will see it there in the events for the week!
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| Thanks to all who completed our HUB Satisfaction Survey! |
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Congratulations to prize winners Paulette Bliss, CCH ( Missouri) and Joy Massa, CCH (California) who will be receiving their 2 hand-blown, embossed homeopathic apothecary (circa 1890s) bottles next week!
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We are reviewing submitted survey responses
(from 23% of paid subscribers and 7% of all HUB participants).
You told us that:
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Most people learn about the HUB through a friend or colleague
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HUB access is mostly computer based from home (0-3 hours per week).
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The HUB’s fewer mobile users do spend more time on the HUB (3-6 hrs/wk)
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Three biggest factors in choosing to subscribe to the HUB: (1) Topics of training available (2) Teachers who present (3) Training Library to Stream on Demand with 400+ hours of classes and 100+ hours of ACHENA CEU classes
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Least important of the HUB’s offerings in this survey: social events, advocacy donations
Thanks for your helpful suggestions for a better HUB experience.
We are looking at ways to implement these for you!
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Have you tried Hpathy's Crossword Puzzle?
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June 19th – 30th HUB Calendar
Get a quick glimpse of HUB events and Community Announcements
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HUB Advocacy Program Supports Malaria Prevention
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Open to all! There are no prerequisites to apply.
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Applicants may propose 1-3 different topics within a single application. What are your current passions? We want to hear your ideas! Present on timely issues to fit our evergreen theme, "Homeopathy in the 21st Century"
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Proposals should meet intermediate or advanced level presentations and content.
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Proposals representing a variety of content areas are welcome, such as theoretical, technical, clinical, research-based, or practical.
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Presentations may be designed for no more than two speakers.
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Presentations should be designed for a 1-hour time slot (includes time for Q & A).
JAHC 2023 will be a hybrid event with both in-person and virtual speakers live streamed online. We will offer both in-person and virtual attendee ticket options. We aim to fill the in-person speaking opportunities first. There will be a limited number of virtual presenter spots. If you are only available to present virtually, we have provided a section for you to indicate that within the application.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Scientists, clinicians, educators, practitioners, consumers, and manufacturers
- Those needing CPE/CPD credits (estimated learning time is 7 hours).
- Everyone wanting to submit questions to the leading international experts in homeopathic research.
WHAT WILL ATTENDEES LEARN
- Developments on raising the quality of homeopathic research and communicating the progress.
- An evolution of homeopathic basic research models at the University of Bern.
- A collaboration between Israeli and Indian colleagues to conduct a randomized controlled trial.
- Overcoming barriers to homeopathy research.
- How practitioners can assist in data collection, which will improve their practice, as well as demonstrate the value of homeopathy.
- Experiences from decades at the forefront of integrative oncology.
- Homeopathy research in Brazil; 25 years of progress.
- A brief introduction and overview of leading organizations conducting research on homeopathy.
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