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national health service nhs england website provides guidance foodsdrinks avoid limit pregnancy microbiological toxicological teratogenic hazards aims determine adherence whether demographic characteristics associated adherence crosssectional study online survey postpartum women resident england pregnancy recently postpartum women resident england pregnancy n 598 median age 33 iqr 3036 years completed online questionnaire aprilnovember 2022 questions included consumption twentyone fooddrink items nhs advises pregnant women avoidlimit study part pregnancy environment nutrition pear study summary statistics used determine proportions adhering guidance adjusted logistic regression used model associations adherence demographic characteristics adherence generally high 90 eight ten fooddrink items avoided however among prepregnancy consumers several items completely avoided example 81 128158 game meatgamebirds 37 176478 cured meats 17 81467 soft cheeses greater educational attainment eg caffeinated soft drinks 225 95 ci 128 394 greater maternal age eg oily fish 164 105 256 lower parity eg caffeinated coffee 028 011 069 usual characteristics associated adherence evidence concerning levels nonadherence fooddrink items suggests case education guidance particularly women lower educational attainment greater parity greater maternal age research barriers implementation guidance needed