Early exposures and inherent factors in premature newborns are associated with type 1 diabetes

Keyphrases

• Antibiotic Therapy 10%
• Antibiotic Treatment 20%
• Birth Timing 10%
• Birth Weight 10%
• Childhood Type 1 Diabetes 10%
• Conditional Regression 10%
• Date Center 10%
• Early Intervention 10%
• Early-life Exposure 100%
• Environmental Factors 10%
• First Week of Life 30%
• Fluid Administration 10%
• Gestational Age 20%
• Glucose Administration 10%
• Glucose Infusion 10%
• Glucose Treatment 10%
• High Birthweight 10%
• Hospitalization 10%
• Immune Response 10%
• Immune System 10%
• Impact Type 10%
• Intravenous Antibiotics 10%
• Length of Hospital Stay 10%
• Length-weight 10%
• Maternal Exposure 10%
• Maternal Infection 10%
• Maternal Risk Factors 10%
• Medical Center 10%
• Medical Exposure 10%
• Medical History 10%
• Metabolic Parameters 10%
• Microbial Changes 10%
• Negatively Associated 10%
• Neonatal Period 20%
• Parenteral Antibiotics 10%
• Parenteral Medication 10%
• Pathophysiology 10%
• Premature Infant 100%
• Preterm Neonates 20%
• Preterm Newborn 40%
• System Characteristics 10%
• Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus (T1DM) 100%
• Type I Diabetes 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Antibiotic Therapy 20%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Birth Weight 10%
• Diseases 10%
• Early Intervention 10%
• Environmental Factor 10%
• Gestational Age 20%
• Glucose Infusion 10%
• Glucose Intake 10%
• High Birth Weight 10%
• Immune Response 10%
• Immune System 10%
• Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus 100%
• Maternal Risk Factor 10%
• Medical History 10%
• Neonatal Infant 10%
• Neonate 10%
• Newborn Period 20%
• Parenteral Drug Administration 10%
• Pathophysiology 10%
• Patient with Type 1 Diabetes 10%
• Prematurity 100%
• Prospective Study 10%