(USA Today) -- Having diabetes and being an older mother pose
multiple health risks for both Halle Berry and her unborn child,
but the latest advances in testing and medical care will go a
long way to guard against problems, experts say.  Berry, 46, and
fiancé Olivier Martinez are expecting their first child
together. The Hollywood actress told CNN the baby is healthy,
she feels fantastic and she "thought I was past this point in my
life." The baby-to-be will be Berry's second. She and ex-
boyfriend Gabriel Aubry also have a child, Nahla, her 5-year-old
daughter.  Any pregnancy after age 35 is considered risky, says
physician Martin Chavez, but "the paradigm has drastically
changed because of noninvasive tests that are available now.
It's no longer the case of doom and gloom." He is chief of
Maternal Fetal Medicine at Winthrop University Hospital in
Mineola, N.Y.  The baby of an older mother is more likely to
have chromosomal changes that can lead to serious birth defects,
including Down syndrome and heart abn