Eating oily fish may protect asthma mothers’ babies

PREGNANT women with asthma may protect their unborn children from the disease by eating oily fish, it was claimed yesterday.

Eating oily fish may protect asthma mothers’ babies

A study found that children whose mothers ate oily fish such as mackerel, salmon or tuna when pregnant had a 71% reduced risk of developing asthma themselves.

Children with non-asthmatic mothers did not experience any benefit.

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