Amanda W. Singer

TL;DR: Primary prevention programs for childhood leukemia would also result in the significant co-benefits of reductions in other adverse health outcomes that are common in children, such as detriments to neurocognitive development.

TL;DR: The influence of estimated periconceptional folate intake on neonatal DNA methylation levels provides potential mechanistic insights into the role of this vitamin in the development of neural tube defects and childhood cancers.

TL;DR: Higher maternal intake of one-carbon metabolism nutrients from food and supplements combined was associated with reduced risk of ALL and possibly AML, and intake of supplements high in these nutrients was associated in children of Hispanic women only.

TL;DR: The association of maternal diet quality with risk of ALL was stronger in children diagnosed under the age of 5 years and in children of women who did not report using vitamin supplements before pregnancy, suggesting that the joint effects of many dietary components may be important in influencing childhood leukaemia risk.