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Study Links Maternal Anemia to Reduced Brain Size in Infants

Study Links Maternal Anemia to Reduced Brain Size in Infants

A recent study has found that infants born to mothers suffering from anemia tend to have smaller brains, with significant impacts observed in areas critical for motor skills, learning, and emotional regulation. According to researchers, these structural differences are detectable as early as one year of age and may predispose children to cognitive challenges once they enter school.

3 responses to “Study Links Maternal Anemia to Reduced Brain Size in Infants”

  1. Is this correlation or causation? The article mentions other factors like nutrition and socioeconomic status, which could explain the brain size differences.

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