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Eating one food makes children more sociable and kind, study says

New research from the University of Bristol suggests that children who eat fish are more likely to be sociable and kind than those who do not eat fish regularly.
The study analyzed data from nearly 6,000 children and found that those who consumed no fish were 35% more likely to display 'suboptimal prosocial behaviour' at age seven.
Children who consumed no fish were found to be 35% more likely to show 'suboptimal prosocial behaviour' at age seven, according to the findings published in the European Journal of Nutrition.
Dr. Caroline Taylor emphasized that the findings support the connection between fish consumption and positive behavioral development in children, recommending parents provide at least two portions of fish a week.

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Study reveals the effect of eating fish on children's behavior

Shafaq News/ A new study has shown that children who eat fish regularly can become more sociable and kinder to their peers. The study's authors told the British News Agency that encouraging children to eat fish "is likely to have a positive impact on child development," noting that "seafood is a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, selenium and iodine, which have previously been shown to play an important role in brain development and cognitive f…

21 hours ago·Iraq

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The Argus

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Parents told to feed children fish if you want them to be more sociable and kind

New research has found a link between eating fish and having a sociable personality.

23 hours ago·Brighton, United Kingdom

Eating one food makes children more sociable and kind, study says

The researchers also wanted to assess whether there was any measurable differences between intelligence

23 hours ago·Bristol, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Children who eat fish regularly ‘more sociable’, study says

Children who regularly eat fish could be more sociable and kind than their peers, a new study suggests.

1 day ago·Ireland

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The Independent

Feed your children fish to make them kinder and more sociable, study suggests

Fish is a rich source of omega-3, selenium and iodine - which are key to child development

1 day ago·London, United Kingdom

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Banbury FM

Eating fish linked to sociable personality in children - Banbury FM

Children who regularly eat fish could be more sociable and kind than their peers, a new study suggests. Academics said that encouraging children to eat fish is “likely to have a positive effect on child development”. Researchers from the University of Bristol said that seafood is a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, selenium and iodine – which have previously been found to play an important role in brain development and cognitive function. As a…

23 hours ago

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