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Poor Diet as a Baby May Be Linked to Lower Intelligence Later in Life

A review of 73 studies found poor early-life diets were linked to lower intelligence in adolescence, even after researchers controlled for confounding factors.

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A review has found that early childhood nutrition could have a lasting impact on brain development and intelligence.

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Poor diet as a baby may be linked to lower intelligence later in life

A review has found that early childhood nutrition could have a lasting impact on brain development and intelligence.

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Early Life Diet Linked to Adolescent Intelligence

Researchers discovered discovered that sub-optimal nutrition during the first years of life correlates with lower intelligence scores during adolescence, even after accounting for external confounding influences.

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Neuroscience News broke the news on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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