Pregnancy diet may not affect child's risk of wheezing
A study found no difference in a child's risk of wheezing among mothers who had a healthy Mediterranean-style diet during pregnancy and those who followed a less healthful Western-style diet. The researchers said future studies should look at specific nutrients during pregnancy and children's wheezing and asthma risk.
Reuters | 07/28
This story published in AAP SmartBrief on 07/29/2010
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