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What is the effect of the carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke on unborn children?
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∙ 14y ago
If the mother-to-be is smoking, this may lead to reduced weight at birth, and possibly a decreased intelligence potential. Other health concerns are in play as well.
If the cigarette smoke is from another, near to the mother-to-be, this is a bit more debatable. In general, it is regarded as unhealthy for the mother-to-be and her child.
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