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DHA

American  
Biochemistry.
  1. docosahexaenoic acid: an omega-3 fatty acid present in fish oils.


DHA British  

abbreviation

  1. District Health Authority

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The collaborative review highlights that 76 percent of people worldwide are not meeting recommended intakes of EPA and DHA, revealing a significant global public health gap.

From Science Daily

The review found that the most frequently recommended intake for adults is 250 mg per day of combined EPA and DHA, with an additional 100-200 mg of DHA advised for pregnant women.

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Two people survived, according to the DHA news agency, which said one of the migrants swam to shore and a search operation had been started for the second.

From Barron's

The ELOVL2 gene plays a crucial role in producing both VLC-PUFAs and DHA.

From Science Daily

"What is important is that we didn't see the same effect with DHA."

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