J. Golding, Steven Gregory, A. Emond, Yasmin Iles-Caven, J. Hibbeln, Caroline M. Taylor
Neurotoxicology, 2016
Highlights • There is controversy as to whether prenatal mercury levels are associated with adverse child behaviour, especially if the mother does not eat fish.• This study compares the relationship between maternal total blood mercury in the first half of pregnancy and child behaviour at seven time points.• No evidence was found to suggest that the mercury level was associated with adverse behaviour, whether or not the mother ate fish.
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Field of study: Psychology