FAB: Pregnancy and nutrition

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Pregnancy and nutrition - news

18 November 2011 - News Medical - High fish intake during pregnancy leads to better verbal intelligence, motor skills in children
23 Aug 2011 - BBC Radio 4 - The First 1000 Days - A Legacy For Life - Part 2: Infancy
24 May 2011 - University of California - Early prenatal vitamins use may reduce autism risk
4 March 2011 - Nutraingredients - Refining the omega-3 'policy gap' that feeds global deficiencies
Do Gut Bugs Practice Mind Control?
(Maternal) Diets Low In Omega-3 Linked to Depressive Behavior In Mice
17 Nov 2010 - Nutraingredients - Jury still out on omega-3 for post-natal depression
24 April 2009 - Scientific American - What If Vitamin D Deficiency is a Cause of Autism?
20 Feb 2008 - BBC News - Infant feeding 'may affect brain'
30 Jan 2008 - Associate Parliamentary Food and Health Forum Report on the links between diet, mental health and behaviour
6 November 2007 - BBC News - Gene 'links breastfeeding to IQ'
'Mothers Again Urged to Eat Fish' - as top scientists call for better dietary guidelines
Why Vitamin D Is So Vital
16 May 2007 - FSAI - Irish authorities recommend Vitamin D supplementation for all infants
Fish-diet mothers have brighter children
26 June 2006 - BBC News - Rickets rises among city's young
1st January 2006 - Sustain - Changing Diets, Changing Minds - how food affects mental health and behaviour
15 July 2005 - BBC Website - Gut problem link to baby weaning
31 Aug 2015 -Nutraingredients - EU folate fortification failure caused 8,400 neural tube defects in 11 years

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