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Why the First Year of a Child's Diet May Echo in the Teenage Brain
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Why the First Year of a Child's Diet May Echo in the Teenage Brain
Iron, iodine, the fatty acids in oily fish: feed them to a deficient teenager and, sometimes, their scores on a memory test or a nonverbal reasoning task tick upward. Sometimes. The frustrating word runs through the whole literature, because just as often nothing moves at all, and the supplement that worked in a Mexican village fails in a Dutch classroom. Researchers at Swansea University have spent years pulling 73 of these studies into one fra…
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