New Study Finds Pregnancy Diet Guidelines Reduce Harmful Chemical Exposure, but Can't Eliminate It
A new study found that following U.S. dietary guidelines during pregnancy lowers exposure to some harmful chemicals but cannot reduce others entering via air and water.
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