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Children's IQ and Reading Ability Affected by Mother's Milk Consumption During Pregnancy
Pregnant women or women who are planning to have children should ensure they consume enough iodine, which is found in milk and fish, or risk their child having a low IQ and reading ability, according to a new study.
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