Children with FASD given choline before age 6 had 9.1% higher nonverbal IQ and 11.3% better working memory vs placebo 5 years after treatment.
|Articles|March 1, 2004
The medical evaluation of a child with developmental delay
The authors offer the primary care pediatrician a framework for thoughtful and directed use of the ever-increasing number of diagnostic tests available to assess developmental delays.
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