NEW YORK -- In a new study of California moms, women whose children had autism recalled getting less folic acid through food and supplements early in their pregnancies than those whose kids didn't develop the disorder.
Meeting recommendations for folic acid -- at least 600 micrograms per day -- in the first month of pregnancy
was tied to a 38 percent lower chance of having a kid with autism or
Asperger's, researchers reported last week in the American Journal of
Clinical Nutrition.
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