Vitamin D and Child Neurodevelopment-A Post Hoc Analysis.

Megan D RodgersMolly J MeadCaroline A McWhorterMyla D EbelingJudy R SharyDanforth A NewtonJohn E Baatz Mathew J GregoskiBruce W HollisCarol L Wagner

Published in: Nutrients (2023)

These results suggest that higher 25(OH)D concentrations early in life and higher doses of maternal vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy may have a positive association with neurodevelopmental outcomes. This study also suggests that the VDBP genotype is associated with neurodevelopment and differentially affects various fields of neurodevelopment.

Keyphrases

mental health
birth weight
metabolic syndrome
pregnant women
adipose tissue
body mass index
weight gain