A new study maps how prenatal stress alters immune signalling in the developing brain at a level of detail not seen before ...
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Environmental toxins and stress during pregnancy affect children's development, research shows
Research at Karlstad University shows that exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals and adverse life events during ...
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28 weeks pregnant: Symptoms and baby development
You've hit 28 weeks in your pregnancy which is a wonderful time to start building your bond with your baby. Chatting, reading ...
Sleep is crucial, especially for pregnant women. Inadequate sleep during pregnancy can have many negative effects, including neurodevelopmental delays for the child, according to a new study. The ...
Children in the womb exposed to higher levels of fluoride later were more likely to experience temper tantrums, headaches, stomachaches, anxiety, and symptoms linked to autism, a new study finds.
About a third of pregnant women in the U.S. lack sufficient vitamin D to support healthy pregnancies
Children whose mothers had higher vitamin D levels during pregnancy scored better on tests of memory, attention and problem-solving skills at ages 7 to 12 compared with those whose mothers had lower ...
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2 months pregnant: Symptoms and baby development with expert advice from a midwife
At two months pregnant, your baby is rapidly developing key organs and features. Learn about common symptoms, what changes to ...
Fluoride has long been added to most of the tap water in the United States to help prevent tooth decay. But a new study shows that fluoridated water may hamper the brain development of unborn babies.
A baby's neuronal development can be compromised by infections in utero Source: Peter Oslanec/Unsplash It goes without saying that the health of a pregnant mother and the conditions inside the womb ...
Doctors explain why taking folic acid before pregnancy matters, how folate status affects fertility, and when to start ...
Getting ready for pregnancy? Don’t forget this essential check: your folic acid levels. It’s a small step that plays a big role in early baby development.
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