29/07/2014
Clara Rodriguez defends her doctoral thesis
Last July 8, at Miguel Hernandez University (UMH), took place the defense of the PhD Thesis Diet quality during pregnancy and […]
07/03/2014
“High seafood intake causes increased arsenic levels in pregnant women”
The INMA Project (Infancia y Medio Ambiente-Environment and Childhood) has analyzed levels of urinary arsenic (inorganic and organic) in […]
24/01/2014
It is advisable to reduce the consumption of large oily fish during pregnancy
Interview with Jesús Ibarluzea published in diariovasco.com Link to the interview
03/11/2013
Awards 2013 INMA Project
During the year 2013 the INMA Project has received 8 awards: XX PREMIO DE LA SOCIEDAD ESPAÑOLA DE EPIDEMIOLOGÍA AL […]
19/09/2013
Researcher Eva Morales receives the SEE award for the best article of the year
The Spanish Society of Epidemiology (SEE) has awarded the article ‘Circulating25-hydroxyvitamin D3 in pregnancy and infant neuropsychological development’ of CREAL […]
20/06/2013
Pollution may be a cause of autism
Autism has been a brain disorder that many scientists have sought to explain but, now, a group of U.S. researchers […]
06/06/2013
Children’s exposure to pollution is associated with hyperactivity
Children’s exposure to air pollution related to traffic is significantly associated with higher scores of hyperactivity at age 7,according to […]
30/05/2013
“There is a direct relationship between maternal obesity and decreased cognitive function of the child”
Interview with Maribel Casas, author of the study “Maternal pre-pregnancy overweight and obesity, and child neuropsychological development: two Southern […]
21/05/2013
“We are at a crucial moment for the protection of health and the environment”
“In the last newsletter we talk about the report published by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Environment Programme […]
15/05/2013
“Maternal obesity reduces child cognitive function”
Mother’s Obesity before pregnancy is associated with reduced cognitive function of the child at 14 months of age. This is the […]
14/03/2013
“The negative effects of PCB153 in neurodevelopment are mainly attributed to prenatal exposure”
Although during lactation the exposure to certain persistent organic pollutants (POPs) increases regarding pregnancy during the exposure, the negative effects […]
08/03/2013
“The negative effects of PCB153 in neurodevelopmentare mainly attributed to prenatal exposure”
Interview with Mireia Gascón, author of the study “Evaluating the neurotoxic effects of lactational exposure to persistent organic pollutants (POPs) […]