Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) presents a critical general wellbeing concern, influencing maternal and fetal wellbeing around the world. This study embraces a bibliometric examination of the GDM writing ordered in PubMed from 2018 to 2022, meaning to explain patterns, research areas of interest, and cooperation networks in this field. A far-reaching search technique was utilized to recover significant distributions, coming about in a dataset containing X articles. Examination of distribution patterns uncovered a consistent expansion in GDM-related research yield over the review period. Using bibliometric markers, for example, reference counts, joint effort records, and watchword co-event investigation, this study recognized key exploration subjects, powerful creators, and unmistakable examination foundations adding to GDM writing. In addition, methods of network visualization were used to distinguish collaborative networks between authors and institutions. As a result, global research collaborations and emerging research clusters in the GDM domain were brought to light. We provide valuable insights into the current state of GDM research through this bibliometric analysis, highlighting areas of focus and opportunities for future research to better understand and treat this common pregnancy complication.

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Gestational diabetes mellitus, Bibliometric analysis, PubMed, Publication trends, Research collaboration, Citation analysis, Research themes, Keyword co-occurrence, Influential authors, Prominent institutions.