Association between maternal vitamin D status in pregnancy and neurodevelopmental outcomes in childhood: results from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC)

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Research: children of mothers who were deficient in vit D during pregnancy had less fine & gross motor skill development at 30 months & less social development at 42 months vs children whose mothers were vit D sufficient https://t.co/SKgQC01Y8E

Large study from @ALSPAC adds evidence that #vitaminD is important for #earlychildhood neurodevelopment: https://t.co/YcbyHFHBFS https://t.co/s7K5URdhi6

Los niveles de vitamina D en embarazadas son vitales para el desarrollo durante la infancia - según este estudio:... https://t.co/O6x9XUQ07b

RT @drcynthiagyamfi: Large study from @ALSPAC adds evidence that #vitaminD is important for #earlychildhood neurodevelopment: https://t.co/…

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