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See Latest ArticlesTiming and Trajectories of Fetal Growth Related to Cognitive Development in Childhood
American Journal of Epidemiology, 11/05/09
von Ehrenstein OS et al. – Overall, larger fetal size in the second and third trimesters was positively associated with childhood development. Fetal growth trajectories may matter beyond birth.
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