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Well SupportedOmega-3 fatty acids protect against the potential negative effects of mercury and PCBs, especially in developing fetuses.

Partially SupportedSwordfish is high in mercury and low in omega-3, while wild-caught salmon is low in mercury and high in omega-3.

Partially SupportedOmega-3 fatty acids are important starting from in utero development and are recommended for children.

Partially SupportedHigher prenatal mercury levels are associated with higher childhood IQ, improved mathematical and scientific reasoning, and increased birth weight.

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