Eating fish during pregnancy linked to lower autism risk in children, study finds
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A study found that eating fish during pregnancy was linked to a 20% lower risk of autism in children, especially in girls, while omega-3 supplements showed no similar benefits.
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Original Title: Eating fish during pregnancy linked to lower autism risk in children, study finds, with a 20% lower likelihood of an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis in children, particularly in females. However, taking omega-3 supplements, often marketed for similar benefits, did not show the same associations.