A systematic review shows omega-3 supplementation improves maternal weight and reduces preterm birth, suggesting its importance in nutrition programs.
Omega-3 supplementation during pregnancy modestly improves maternal weight gain and infant birth size while reducing the risk of preterm birth, supporting its inclusion in maternal nutrition programs. These results reinforce the potential of omega-3 supplementation as a beneficial intervention to support maternal and neonatal health.
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