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Omega-3 fatty acids offer potential health benefits such as improving heart health reducing the risk of autoimmune diseases and can assist in fetal development, benefiting both the baby's brain and heart. #ThursdayThoughts #omega3
If You’re Not A Fish Eater, You Might Want To Consider A Fish Oil Supplement
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Omega-3s are essential—but our bodies can't produce them.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
O&N Health scientific advisor, Dr. Kecia Gaither speaks to the Bronx Daily on the significance of prenatal screening tests. She points out a gap in equitable access, using troubling data from a California laboratory to reveal that Black and Hispanic women have significantly less access to screenings for conditions like 22q11.2 deletion syndrome compared to white and Asian women. #WellnessWednesday
Prioritizing Equitable Prenatal Care For Expecting Mothers | The Bronx Daily | Bronx.com
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It’s a stark reality reflected in our country’s dismal maternal health outcomes, and recently symbolized by the tragic death of elite athlete Tori Bowie: Too many Black and Hispanic women still la...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great insights from our scientific advisor Dr. Kecia Gaither on NutraIngredients-USA.com today! Dr. Gaither says that as a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist, she considers vitamin D a "wonder vitamin" - an inexpensive yet invaluable asset to the body. This study, focused on a specific cohort of Black women, underscores the significant impact of vitamin D on a demographic burdened by various morbidities and mortalities. #vitaminD #PretermBirth
Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of preterm birth among Black women
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A 'sunshine vitamin' deficiency among pregnant Black women is a significant predictor of preterm birth (PTB), as compared to non-Hispanic white women, according to research which appeared in Nutrients...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
