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Low vitamin D during first trimester linked to preterm birth risk
Clinical trial data suggests prenatal vitamin D reduces a child's risk of asthma
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A larger dose of vitamin D may decrease psychiatric symptoms at school age
Research calls for DHA supplementation in vegetarian breastfeeding mothers
Offspring obesity: review stresses “urgent need” to address maternal vitamin D deficiencies
Study shows impact of vitamin D, thyroid hormones on child development
Study calls for change in guidance about eating fish during pregnancy
Researchers find strong evidence for prenatal vitamins, but find few products that meet recommendations
Why COVID makes it more important than ever that pregnant (and breastfeeding) women take vitamin D
Vitamin D levels during pregnancy linked with child IQ - AGAIN
Study: Maternal vitamin D deficiency could impair baby's cognitive development
Influence of vitamin D supplementation on a baby's gut microbiome
Vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy connected to elevated risk of ADHD
Prenatal Oxidative Balance Affects Allergic Disease and Asthma into Adolescence
Study: Vitamin D may reduce risk of pre‐eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and more
Too much sodium, not enough vitamins and minerals in diets of pregnant women
Questioning Answers - Neurodevelopmental effects of prenatal vitamin D in humans
Link between neonatal vitamin D deficiency and schizophrenia confirmed
Fish-rich diets may boost babies' brain development
Vitamin D deficiency affects many pregnant women
Tragic death of six month old baby highlights need for policy overhaul regarding vitamin D supplementation
Study finds vitamin D supplement decreases wheezing for black preterm infants
Pregnant women deficient in vitamin D may give birth to obese children
Nutrients in child's first 1,000 days key for neurodevelopment
Low vitamin D levels at birth linked to higher autism risk
Can Vitamin D Exposure In Utero Alter Children’s Metabolic Profiles?
‘Powerful’: Raising vitamin D levels may slash preterm birth risk
Maternal vitamin D may be vital to childhood development
Maternal vitamin D level linked to adverse events in childhood development
Vitamin D in Pregnancy Linked to Suboptimal Infant Development
We need to do something about prison diets for pregnant women
Less than half of infants meet the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations for vitamin D
Prenatal Vitamin D Could Lower Baby's ADHD Risk, While Some Diabetes Drugs May do the Opposite
Fewer indications of ADHD in children whose mothers took vitamin D during pregnancy
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02 May 2016 - Science Daily - Supplement given during first year of life critical for muscle-mass development
Low Prenatal Vitamin D Linked to Later MS in Offspring
Vitamin D vital for gene expression in developing brains
Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D may control brain serotonin
03 February 2015 - Medical News Today - A combination of early-life risk factors 'could quadruple the risk of childhood obesity'
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Vitamin D and autism: same old story?
Vitamin A, E, D deficiencies 'dramatically' higher in pre-term babies
Research indicates Causal Link between Vitamin D, Serotonin Synthesis and Autism
Study calls for maternal vitamin D supplementation to reduce Multiple Sclerosis risk
Maternal vitamin D backed to help build better baby brain
Pregnant women ignoring vitamin D advice

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