Recent observational study from the Research Institute of British Columbia Children’s Hospital in Canada showed positive associations between higher concurrent intake of DHA, choline, and lutein and cognitive performance among children. This observational study by Mulder et al. investigated the association between DHA, choline, and lutein intake with cognitive performance in fifty-nine healthy, school age children (median age of 5.8 years)…
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