New research has found that mothers who drink milk during pregnancy could help reduce the risk of their child developing multiple sclerosis (MS) in later life.
According to findings from a Harvard School of Public Health report, which looked at almost 36,000 women whose mothers gave information during pregnancy, the risk of developing the illness was reduced among those whose mothers drank a lot of milk when carrying them.
Out of the 35,794 women looked at, 199 developed MS over a period of 16 years.
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