Soy isoflavone intake is associated with risk of Kawasaki disease
The objectives of this study were to determine dietary soy and isoflavone consumption in a cohort of KD children just prior to disease onset and their mothers' intake during pregnancy and nursing. We tested a hypothesis that we tested the hypothesis that soy isoflavone consumption is associated with risk of KD in U.S children, potentially explaining some of the ethnic-cultural variation in incidence.
Source: Nutrition Research - Category: Nutrition Authors: Michael A. Portman, Sandi L. Navarro, Margaret E. Bruce, Johanna W. Lampe Source Type: research
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