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Byline: JULIA WATSON
A week after we learned the effect a lack of omega-3 fatty acids can have on mental health, another study has come out confirming the impact of eating fish -- a rich source of omega-3s -- on brain function and social behavior.
The new report -- based on data gathered from a 15-year study that examined 14,000 expectant mothers and their children -- concluded that omega-3s are crucial to a child's developing intelligence, fine-motor skills and behavior. The study, presented at a scientific meeting in London organized by the Institute of Brain Chemistry and Human Nutrition, was by Dr. Joseph Hibbeln from the U.S. National Institutes and Dr.…