Maternal free fatty acid concentration during pregnancy is associated with newborn hypothalamic microstructure in humans

This study tested the hypothesis, in a prospective cohort study design, that maternal saturated free fatty acid (sFFA) concentration during pregnancy is prospectively associated with offspring (newborn) hypothalamic (HTH) microstructure and to explore the functional relevance of this association with respect to early‐childhood body fat percentage (BF%).

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