Exploring the causal effect of maternal pregnancy adiposity on offspring adiposity: Mendelian randomisation using polygenic risk scores

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Lifestyle more likely to affect a child's BMI than the weight of their mother https://t.co/Re4AcHJgSB https://t.co/bfaXXFjkqP https://t.co/gSodS7oSel

Higher maternal pre-/early-pregnancy #BMI is not a key driver of higher #adiposity in the next generation #obesity #pcos #weight #preconception #behaviourchange #pregnancy #maternalobesity @PCOSVitality https://t.co/cNPhfey0fs

RT @mrc_ieu: Here is the paper that the article relates to: https://t.co/mpXDK9V9cE

Pregnant women are less likely to influence the weight of their children, an interesting study from Bristol https://t.co/AnA5gksgX9

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