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Maternal fatty acid levels during pregnancy, childhood lung function and atopic diseases. The Generation R Study

18 Aug 2015

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BACKGROUND: Maternal fatty acid status during pregnancy might influence foetal immunological development and subsequently the risk of childhood atopic diseases. OBJECTIVE: To examine the associations of maternal fatty acid levels during pregnancy with airway resistance and inflammation, asthma and eczema, in school-age children. METHODS: This study among 4976 subjects was embedded in a population-based...

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PMID: 26285050
DOI: 10.1111/cea.12613

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