Mara Whiteside
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Also affiliated: Arkansas Children's Hospital (2026); University of Arkansas Medical Center (2026); Arkansas Children's Nutrition Center (2026)
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Mara Whiteside's research examines the impact of maternal physical activity during pregnancy on the cognitive development of children. Her work also investigates the long-term effects of infant feeding practices, comparing soy-protein based formula, cow's-milk based formula, and breastfeeding from birth through adolescence. Whiteside has published a total of three scholarly works. She collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Aline Andres, Xiawei Ou, Charles M. Glasier, and Jayne Bellando, with whom she shares one publication each.
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- Publications: 5
Selected Publications
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Prenatal Polyphenol Intake Associates With Cognitive Outcomes in School-Age Children (2026)
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Better Maternal Dietary Quality During Pregnancy Is Associated With Improved Adaptive Behavior and Cognitive Performance in Offspring Through 24 Months: The Glowing Study (2026)
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Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children (2026)
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- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
- Maternal physical activity during pregnancy is associated with changes of brain cortical development and executive function in 8-year-old children
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