“Nicotine can influence development of the brain and interacts with testosterone particularly during the fetal stage, and this could make boys extra susceptible to fetal nicotine exposure,” says Matz Larsson, researcher in medicine and consultant physician at Örebro University Hospital in Sweden.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Study: Smoking During Pregnancy May Result in Uncoordinated Kids | Healthland | TIME.com
Study: Smoking During Pregnancy May Result in Uncoordinated Kids | Healthland | TIME.com
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