A study on secondhand smoke and psychological stress... What effect do they have on the fetal brain?

Lebanon 24: A recent clinical study conducted in the West Bank in Palestine found that mothers’ exposure to psychological stress and secondhand smoke, along with infection and late-pregnancy bleeding, is closely associated with an increased likelihood of their children later being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. The study, published in the journal…
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