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the positive correlation between vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy and autism has been known for quite some time. One more aspect of this correlation relate
by trhway 2y ago
the positive correlation between vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy and autism has been known for quite some time. One more aspect of this correlation related to the original post:
https://karger.com/neo/article/113/4/305/227927/Vitamin-D-and-Its-Role-in-Neonatal-Hypoxic# https://karger.com/neo/article/113/4/305/227927/Vitamin-D-an...
"the vitamin D-deficient infants have a greater brain mass than pups born to vitamin D-sufficient mothers, indicating impairment of appropriate neuronal pruning"
"deficiency early in pregnancy is more likely to affect brain structure during the period of organogenesis whereas the pruning of neuronal cells occurs later in gestation, so later deficiency would likely present with differences in brain size. "
That also dovetails with that Sweden study that autism is more correlated with vitamin D deficiency in the 3rd trimester.
- badcppdev 2y agoWhy would you provide a link that doesn't mention autism and not provide a link to 'that Sweden study' ?
- trhway 2y agobecause i wrote a short internet comment, not a science article. I just linked to the article most prominently stating the 3rd correlation in the triangle of correlations between those 3 vertices - autism, vitamin D deficiency and brain size. For people who interested it is just a simple google to get more related articles, in particular stating all 3 together though in more diffuse way and/or bridged by the pruning. And simple google also would bring you the Sweden study.