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Mom's Fish Intake Linked to Preterm Delivery Risk
 (NY, Reuters Health, 2/22/02)

In a study by Dr. Sjurour Frooi Olsen of Statens Serum Institut in Copenhagen and Dr. Niels Jorgen Secher, women who ate little or no fish in early pregnancy had a greater risk of delivering babies preterm and/or of lower birth weight. These results suggest that the Omega-3 fatty acids in fish benefit pregnant women; however, as a precaution, women should ask local health officials which fish varieties are least likely to contain heavy metals and other toxins.

 

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