Credit: New research suggests an association between prenatal exposure to sugar and the risks of childhood allergies and asthma. Children whose mothers consumed the most sugar in a study of 9,000 pairs of moms and children were 38 percent more likely to develop allergies and asthma at the age of 7 than children whose mothers consumed the least amonut of sugar while pregnant. (Thinkstock)

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