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Mnu44-005	Sex-Specific Associations of Added Sugars and Fructose Exposure Across the First 1,000 Days With Body Composition at 24 Months
	Quote:	Conclusions Associations of early-life sugars exposure with body composition varied by developmental timing and child sex. Findings from the smaller DXA subset are exploratory and require replication but suggest that susceptibility to early dietary sugars may differ across developmental windows.... Exploratory DXA findings showed more positive associations of prenatal added sugars with adiposity in girls and of infancy added sugars with adiposity in boys. The findings do not support sex-specific dietary recommendations; they reinforce the importance of limiting added sugars in early life and of replicating sex- and timing-specific patterns in larger cohorts.
	Article:	https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.10.16.26365755v1
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Mnu44-005

Sex-Specific Associations of Added Sugars and Fructose Exposure Across the First 1,000 Days With Body Composition at 24 Months