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A dose-response relationship between fish consumption and human milk DHA content among Filipino women in Cebu City, Philippines
Acta Pediatrica, 07/05/2012

Quinn EA et al. – Increasing fish consumption during lactation may be a cost–effective means of increasing delivery of DHA to infants particularly in populations with marginal energy intakes during lactation. However, this must be weighed against the potential dangers of increasing exposure to fish–based pollutants.

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A dose-response relationship between fish consumption and human milk DHA content among Filipino women in Cebu City, Philippines Acta Pediatrica, 07/05/2012

A dose-response relationship between fish consumption and human milk DHA content among Filipino women in Cebu City, Philippines
Acta Pediatrica, 07/05/2012