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Dr Clare Craig
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Neural tube defect risk is highest among women of Indian and Bangladeshi origin. They are also the least likely to take a folic acid supplement before pregnancy.
Despite their higher risk the...
Dr Clare Craig
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• The same molecule at different doses can produce different effects and sometimes opposite ones.
• Regulators expect different efficacy by dose including non-linear dose responses
• Safety assessme...
Dr Clare Craig
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The safe upper limit for a child aged one to three is 200 micrograms of folic acid a day.
For an adult it is 1,000. The limit is precautionary because no safety trials have ever been done.
At the l...
Dr Ros Jones, retired Consultant Paediatrician, convenor Children’s Covid Vaccines Advisory Council
This article was published on 18th July 2026 in the last edition of The Conservative Woman and reproduced the next day on Kathy Gyngell’s n...
Dr Clare Craig
If folate deficiency causes neural tube defects, a famine should produce an increase.
The case for adding folic acid to flour depends on four linked claims:
1. A shortage of folate in the developing brain causes neural tu...
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