Five‐year follow up of a low glycaemic index dietary randomised controlled trial in pregnancy—no long‐term maternal effects of a dietary intervention
Eileen C. O’Brien(University College Dublin), Fionnuala M. McAuliffe(University College Dublin), Elizabeth O’Sullivan(University College Dublin), JA Riordan(St. Vincent's University Hospital), Elizabeth Larkin(University College Dublin), John Mehegan(University of Bath), Patrick J. Twomey(University College Dublin), MK Horan(University College Dublin), Jean Donnelly(University College Dublin), Aisling A. Geraghty(University College Dublin)
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