How Birth Weight and Breastfeeding Leave Lasting Marks on Organ Aging
A large UK Biobank proteomics study finds that higher birth weight and breastfeeding are linked to slower biological aging across ...
A large UK Biobank proteomics study finds that higher birth weight and breastfeeding are linked to slower biological aging across ...
A new meta-analysis of 27 studies finds that heart rate variability differences after hospital discharge are condition-specific and age-dependent, with ...
A large prospective birth cohort study suggests that maternal vitamin D status in mid-pregnancy may modify the link between gestational ...
A study of 769 Polish children finds that pregnancy complications and sex modify how strongly body mass index predicts blood ...
A Spanish prospective cohort study finds that DNA methylation of the asparaginase gene in the placenta and children's blood is ...
A longitudinal study in rural Ethiopia links repeated personal PM2.5 exposure during pregnancy to selective impairment of fetal femur length ...
In an era when childhood diseases are increasingly shaped by forces far beyond the clinic, the editors of Pediatric Research ...
Family socioeconomic status may matter more for children’s long-term health than specific prenatal habits like smoking, alcohol use, or caffeine ...
In a groundbreaking exploration of human longevity and health, researchers have unveiled pivotal insights into the developmental origins that underpin ...
A groundbreaking new study published in Global Health Research and Policy reveals a critical link between early-life undernutrition and increased ...
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