Recent Choline Intake Is Inversely Associated with Inflammation in Pregnancy – Evidence from the Canadian APrON Cohort

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Elisabeth A. Larson · Cornell University

Laura E. Smith · Cornell University

Allyza Flores · Cornell University

Angie Lam · Cornell University

Aleha Syed · Cornell University

Wei Perng · Colorado School of Public Health

Catherine J. Field ·

Abstract

These findings suggest that higher dietary choline intake may be associated with lower inflammation during pregnancy, highlighting the importance of adequate choline consumption for maternal health.

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Published in: Journal of Nutrition

Volume 156, Issue 2, pp. 101278-101278

DOI: 10.1016/j.tjnut.2025.101278

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Recent Choline Intake Is Inversely Associated with Inflammation in Pregnancy – Evidence from the Canadian APrON Cohort

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