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questions[0]="For children below 18 months, visual acuity – the acuteness or clearness of vision - is used as a proxy for brain development measurement.";
questions[1]="Eye and brain cells develop from the same cell sources in the fetus. Hence, better visual development in early childhood reflects better development progression of the brain.";

questions[2]="Experts believe that adequate levels of DHA and ARA are essential for supporting optimal eye and brain development.";
questions[3]="Studies suggest that higher DHA levels in a mother’s breast milk means her breastfed child will have higher levels of DHA in the blood – and better visual acuity.";

questions[4]="It was found that a longer duration of breast-feeding or consumption of a DHA- and ARA-supplemented diet at specified amounts was associated with better visual acuity at 1 year of age.";
questions[5]="Higher concentration of DHA in the brains of breast-fed infants may explain improved neurodevelopment compared with formula-fed infants.";

questions[6]="A good head start in the consumption of DHA and ARA during his or her early months may impact IQ development at 4 years of age.";
questions[7]="Children who were breast-fed in the early months of their lives had higher IQ trends at age 4 than those who were on formula with no DHA and ARA.";

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