Maria Wik Markhus
Curriculum Vitae
Maria Wik Markhus works at the Research Group of Food security and Nutrition, Institute of Marine Research in Norway. Maria does research in Nutrition and Dietetics. Currently leading the project Mommy’s Food a randomized controlled trial studying the effects of cod intake in pregnancy on iodine nutrition and infant development.
Working on the connection between seafood, mental health and child development (intervention studies and cohort studies). Nutrient in seafood (seafood data), methods for mapping seafood (questionnaire, interview), biological markers for seafood intake (validation of questionnaire, nutritional status). Has a master's degree and a doctorate in nutrition (UiB / NIFES). State-authorized bioengineer with special expertise in blood testing of infants and children.
Working on the connection between seafood, mental health and child development (intervention studies and cohort studies). Nutrient in seafood (seafood data), methods for mapping seafood (questionnaire, interview), biological markers for seafood intake (validation of questionnaire, nutritional status). Has a master's degree and a doctorate in nutrition (UiB / NIFES). State-authorized bioengineer with special expertise in blood testing of infants and children.
Publikasjoner
Poster
2016
Maternal depressive symptoms and affective attunement during face-to-face interaction with their infants
2015
Suboptimal iodine and vitamin D status in Norwegian women in pregnancy and postpartum.
2015
Seafood consumption predicts the maternal docosahexaenoic acid status 3-, 6- and 12 months postpartum.
2015
Effects of inadequate iodine status in pregnancy on infant development. Results from a Norwegian longitudinal observational study.
2012
Maternal depression and infants` sensitivity to social interaction: A Double Video study
2011
Post-partum depression and early social interaction between 3-month-olds and their mothers; A Double Video Study
2011
Increased omega-3 index may decrease depressive symptoms postpartum. Preliminary results from a population-based longitudinal study in Norway
Vitenskapelige artikler (NVI)
2019
New data on nutrient composition in large selection of commercially available seafood products and its impact on micronutrient intake
2019
Little in Norway: a prospective longitudinal community-based cohort from pregnancy to child age 18 months
BMJ Open
9:e031050
p. 1-11
2019
Validation and reproducibility of a new iodine specific food frequency questionnaire for assessing iodine intake in Norwegian pregnant women
Nutrition Journal
18
2018
Effects of cod intake in pregnancy on iodine nutrition and infant development: study protocol for Mommy’s Food - a randomized controlled trial
BMC Nutrition
4
2018
Sufficient iodine status among Norwegian toddlers 18 months of age – cross-sectional data from the Little in Norway study
62:1443
p. 1-9
2018
Iodine content of six fish species, Norwegian dairy products and hen's egg
62
2018
Fatty fish, hair mercury and cognitive function in Norwegian preschool children: Results from the randomized controlled trial FINS-KIDS
Environment International
121
p. 1098-1105
2018
Maternal iodine status is associated with offspring language skills in infancy and toddlerhood
Nutrients
10
p. 1-13
2018
Fatty fish intake and cognitive function: FINS-KIDS, a randomized controlled trial in preschool children
BMC Medicine
16:41
p. 1-15
2018
Maternal DHA status during pregnancy has a positive impact on infant problem solving: A Norwegian prospective observation study
Nutrients
10:529
p. 1-12
2018
The effects of fatty fish intake on adolescents' nutritional status and associations with attention performance: Results from the FINS-TEENS randomized controlled trial
Nutrition Journal
17:30
p. 1-12
2018
Iodine deficiency in a study population of Norwegian pregnant women - results from the Little in Norway study (LiN)
Nutrients
10
p. 1-14
2018
Iodine status in Norwegian preschool children and associations with dietary iodine sources: the FINS-KIDS study
European Journal of Nutrition
p. 1-9
2017
Affective facial expression in sub-clinically depressed and non-depressed mothers during contingent and non-contingent face-to-face interactions with their infants
Infant Behavior and Development
48
p. 98-104
2016
A diet score assessing Norwegian adolescents’ adherence to dietary recommendations—development and test-retest reproducibility of the score
Nutrients
8:467
2015
Docosahexaenoic Acid Status in Pregnancy Determines the Maternal Docosahexaenoic Acid Status 3-, 6- and 12 Months Postpartum. Results from a Longitudinal Observational Study
PLOS ONE
10
2013
Establishment of a seafood index to assess the seafood consumption in pregnant women
57:19272
2013
Low 0mega-3 index in pregnancy is a possible biological risk factor for postpartum depression
PLOS ONE
8
2013
Subclinical levels of maternal depression and infant sensitivity to social contingency
Infant Behavior and Development
36
p. 419-426
Mediebidrag
2011
Trur godt kosthald reduserer fødselsdepresjon
2010
Kan sjømat hjelpe mot fødselsdepresjon ?
Faglige foredrag
2019
Nutrient composition in seafood products available for Norwegian consumers.
2014
Emosjonell støtte fra venner i svangerskapet modererer forholdet mellom mors nivå av emosjonelle plager fra siste del av svangerskapet og frem til tre måneder etter fødselen
2013
Social support from friends in pregnancy moderates the relation between pre-and postpartum psychological distress
Nyheter
Nyheter
- (21.06.2018) Barn løste oppgaver bedre med mer omega-3
- (04.12.2017) Kan mammas mat påvirke barnets utvikling?
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