Overview
What are the most common health issues involved with pregnancy and children?
How could diet affect pregnancy and children?
Which supplements are of most interest for pregnancy and children?
Examine Database: Pregnancy & Children
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Caffeine may be the most effective neuroprotective substance for preterm infants
In this network meta-analysis of 26 randomized controlled trials in 16,744 participants, caffeine improved neurodevelopmental outcomes in preterm infants (born before 37 weeks of gestation), compared to a placebo, and ranked as the most effective intervention according to the SUCRA metric.
Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis BLa80 may reduce eczema risk in young children
Shatavari root extract for improving breast milk production
The effects of probiotics on diarrhea and constipation in children
Coffee may aid gastrointestinal recovery after cesarean delivery
A multistrain probiotic improved outcomes in children with an upper respiratory tract infection
Lower vitamin D levels in children with cow’s milk protein allergy
High-dose DHA and brain development in preterm infants
Blueberries for babies: Beneficial or bunk?
Coenzyme Q10-containing supplements may support male fertility
Low-dose and high-dose calcium with vitamin D improved pregnancy and neonatal outcomes
Mother’s exposure to phthalates while pregnant may be associated with childhood allergic diseases
Helping kids handle stress: What builds resilience best?
Eye patch vs. dichoptic training for children with lazy eye
Zinc during pregnancy: Beneficial for the baby?