Taking omega-3 fatty acids during pregnancy can reduce the risk of premature birth
A new review has found that taking omega-3 supplements during pregnancy could reduce the risk of premature births.
A new review has found that taking omega-3 supplements during pregnancy could reduce the risk of premature births.
Pregnant women who have low levels of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids in their first and second trimesters may have a higher risk of early preterm birth.
Preterm babies are at a higher risk of developing cognitive, motor and behavioral difficulties in later childhood, which could affect school performance, says a UK study.
The good news is more preterm infants are surviving in the Philippines despite insufficient hospital facilities.
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