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From: Breast milk DHA levels may increase after informing women: a community-based cohort study from South Dakota USA

Fig. 2

Baseline mother’s milk DHA levels. Comparison of baseline milk DHA levels between women who reported taking DHA supplements (0.23%, IQR 0.17, 0.34; n = 43) and those who did not (0.15%, IQR 0.11, 0.19; n = 41) during lactation. Group medians compared with Mann-Whitney statistical test. Symbols (dots) represent individual participant data, bar represents median, lines represent IQR. Worldwide average breast milk DHA level from Brenna et al [10] is indicated by the dashed line

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