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In a cohort of children born in the 1990s, mothers with higher education gave birth to taller boys and girls. Although height differences were small they persisted throughout childhood. Maternal and paternal height fully explained these differences.

"Maternal infection during pregnancy did not increase risk for psychosis in offspring when adjusted for confounding variables, but among mothers with psychiatric illness, maternal infection and later childhood infection did increase risk"