Prenatal Iron Deficiency Causes Lasting Changes in Brain Development
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This research highlights the critical role of iron during the early weeks of pregnancy in brain cell organization and development. Epidemiological evidence suggests that low maternal iron levels in the first trimester increase the risk of cognitive impairments such as autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities in children.
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