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Study finds most U.S. prenatal supplements lack enough omega-3s to prevent preterm births.
A recent study shows that most prenatal supplements in the U.S. do not contain enough omega-3 fatty acids to help prevent preterm births, which are the leading cause of infant mortality.
Only about one in six of these supplements meet the recommended amount.
The study suggests increasing omega-3 intake before pregnancy or taking additional supplements to reduce risks, while also noting concerns about mercury levels in fish.
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El estudio encuentra que la mayoría de los suplementos prenatales de los EE.UU. carecen de suficientes omega-3 para prevenir los partos prematuros.