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What Is the Atlantic Diet?

New research put the Atlantic diet in the spotlight. How is it compared to the Mediterranean diet?

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AHA Diet Adherence Decreases Pregnancy Loss Risk During Infertility Treatment

Preconception adherence to an AHA diet may lower the risk for pregnancy loss among women undergoing infertility treatment.

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Healthy heart diet decreases likelihood of miscarriage by up to 15%

A new study has found that women undergoing infertility treatments who eat a diet recommended by the American Heart Association as being good for heart health can reduce their chances of having a miscarriage.

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Dietary patterns may have effects on outcomes of assisted reproductive technologies

1. For women with infertility on assisted reproductive technologies (ART), higher preconception adherence to dietary patterns for prevention of chronic disease were associated with lower probability of pregnancy loss, but no difference for clinical pregnancy or live birth. Evidence Rating Level: 2 (Good) The prevalence of infertility has been increasing over time, turning attention towards

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