NEW YORK ( Reuters Health ) - Pregnant women who down trans fats from snack foods, fast food and other less-than-ideal fare may give birth to bigger babies, a new study suggests. The study, of nearly 1,400 pregnant women, found that the higher a woman's intake of trans fats during the second trimester, the larger her newborn. Exactly what the findings mean is uncertain. For one, they don't prove that trans fats, per se, boost fetal growth. And if they do, it's not clear how harmful that could...
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