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A single-centre retrospective cohort study identifying clinically plausible risk stratification patterns using routine OGTT and BMI, but explicitly not yet validated for individual prediction or clinical management.
This is a published protocol for an upcoming multicenter RCT; no results are presented, only the study design and rationale for a planned comparison of diet versus metformin in PCOS.
A well-designed prospective cohort study with balanced stratification identifying novel fetal biomarker associations with clinically relevant neonatal outcomes, but limited by modest sample size, surrogate endpoints for clinical severity, and exploratory analytical approach requiring validation.
A prospective observational study with longitudinal design and established metabolic endpoints showing maternal parenting stress and efficacy predict child metabolic markers via coparenting quality, but limited by observational methods, lack of paternal associations, and modest mechanistic clarity.
This is a narrative review synthesizing mechanistic pathways rather than reporting new empirical evidence; it raises questions about immune dysregulation linking obesity to GDM but does not present primary data or definitive evidence to answer them.
International Journal of Innovative Technologies in Social Science
This is a narrative literature review synthesizing existing evidence on childhood obesity mechanisms and consequences, without original data, primary endpoints, or comparative analysis to support practice-changing or strong claims.
Prospective cohort study with validated dietary assessment showing inverse association between maternal fruit/vegetable intake and offspring overweight/obesity, but limited by modest sample size, observational design, and single Mediterranean population.
A single-center prospective cohort study with a modest sample size demonstrating clinically meaningful metabolic improvements and weight loss after bariatric surgery in a specific population, but lacking a comparator arm and with trajectories identified post-hoc by unsupervised modeling.