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Mothers' Smoking Alters Fetal DNA: Major Study Confirms
The DNA changes were documented in samples of umbilical cord blood drawn after birth. Such changes were less apparent in mothers who smoked less frequently during pregnancy.
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Major Study Confirms Moms' Smoking Changes Fetal DNA
Women who smoke while pregnant may harm their babies by chemically altering the DNA of the developing fetus, a major study including more than 6,000 women and children found on Thursday.
'Smoking Changes Fetal Dna' - 2 News Result(s)
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Mothers' Smoking Alters Fetal DNA: Major Study Confirms
The DNA changes were documented in samples of umbilical cord blood drawn after birth. Such changes were less apparent in mothers who smoked less frequently during pregnancy.
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Major Study Confirms Moms' Smoking Changes Fetal DNA
Women who smoke while pregnant may harm their babies by chemically altering the DNA of the developing fetus, a major study including more than 6,000 women and children found on Thursday.
