Health & Medicine
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Can eating Healthy Fats During Pregnancy Reduce Risk of Autism in Children?
According to a study from Harvard School of Public Health, pregnant women who eat a diet rich in linoleic acid are 34 percent less likely to have a child with autism spectrum disorders.
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