Multivitamins improve birth outcomes in HIV-positive pregnant women -- Harvard study.
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
MULTIVITAMINS REDUCE FETAL DEATH RISK AMONG HIV-INFECTED MOTHERS in a study of 1,075 Tanzanian women, Wafaie Fawzi, MD, Harvard School of Public Health, et al., report in the May 16 issue of the Lancet. Multivitamins also led to a reduction in low birth weight, a reduction in severe preterm births and an improvement in the immune status of the mothers, the researchers say.
You may also be interested in...
Pregnant Women In Developing Countries Should Consider MVMs – Study
Multivitamins should be "considered for all pregnant women in developing countries," according to authors of a study in the April 5 New England Journal of Medicine
Pregnant Women In Developing Countries Should Consider MVMs – Study
Multivitamins should be "considered for all pregnant women in developing countries," according to authors of a study in the April 5 New England Journal of Medicine
Pregnant Women In Developing Countries Should Consider MVMs – Study
Multivitamins should be "considered for all pregnant women in developing countries," according to authors of a study in the April 5 New England Journal of Medicine