Smoking reduces blood flow to the placenta, which can restrict the baby's oxygen and nutrient supply, leading to poor growth. Smoking also increases the risk of complications like preterm birth and stillbirth, all of which can contribute to the baby being very small.
Smoke is nothing more than ash and warm air mixed. Ash, even in small quantities can irritate the esophagus. Over time the body produces more phlegm to protect this area and smokers have to cough to remove it from the airway. Over time a smoker can get a persistant cough and erosive problems with the airway and lungs from the body having to constantly having to fight this persistant problem.
Individuals over the age of 45 are more likely to die from smoking-related causes, as they have had longer exposure to the harmful effects of smoking. However, smoking can affect individuals of all age groups, increasing the risk of various health conditions and premature death.
Pneumonia after surgery is a relatively common complication, occurring in about 1-4 of surgical patients. It is more likely to occur in older adults, smokers, and those with underlying health conditions. Prompt treatment and preventive measures can help reduce the risk of pneumonia after surgery.
Babies can make facial expressions in the womb, but these movements are reflexes rather than intentional actions. While it may appear as a smile in ultrasound images, it is likely due to muscle movement rather than a conscious emotion.
The baby rabbits will likely have a mix of black and white fur since the parents have different coat colors. The specific colors of the offspring may vary depending on the genetic contribution from each parent.
It's the nicotine and the other chemicals in the some the mothers have inhaled that's been carried with the blood into the baby and messed with its growth and developmen.t Yes but how has it messed with its growth and develpoment? From what I understand that chemicals mess with the absorption of minerals normally and that has something to do with it. But typically people who are smokers, don't take the best care of themselves.
Babies cry more when they are with their mothers because they feel safe and secure with them, and are more likely to express their needs and emotions. The close bond between a mother and her baby can lead to increased communication through crying.
When they born
Smokers.
Lung cancer is significantly more common among smokers compared to non-smokers. Smokers are about 15 to 30 times more likely to develop lung cancer than non-smokers.
Zero. Both smokers and non-smokers alike die.
There are many smokers who are very likely to die early. There is no set age that everyone is likely to die at.
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because of the continuous irritation to lung cells
Most likely cancer. Also, its not just black people.
Many babies born to teenagers are more likely to be born prematurely, have low birth weight, and face health and developmental challenges. Teenage mothers may also struggle financially and emotionally to provide adequate care and support for their newborns.