Study:Poor maternal diet may rewire babies’ brains for lifelong risk of obesity
date:Jan 27, 2014
e is sufficient to predispose the offspring for metabolic disorders, wrote Hovarth, Brüning and colleagues.

Human relevance?

Because of developmental differences between species - neural circuits in the hypothalamus continue to develop after birth in mice but are fully developed before birth in humans - the authors noted that their findings suggest that the third trimester of pregnancy in humans is the most critical time window for a mother's nutrition to have long-lasting effects on her chi
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