In the feature article “Of fish and brain health” Stephen Ornes claims that children's health depends on what their pregnant mothers eat. Those who estimated women whose diet during pregnancy was fish were less likely to have their children to have been diagnosed with ADHD. However, some believe that eating fish can contain mercury, a pollutant, that can lead to health problems. The author also presents Susan Korrick, an epidemiologist who study diseases, who evaluated pregnant women who ate fish and later their children's behavior. A study also found a link to child's exposure to other pollutants, so the levels of those pollutants should be reduced because it is important for baby's brain
