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Women's Exposure to Higher Lead Levels Increases the Chance of Having Male Offspring
A new study explored the effects of lead exposure to fertility and secondary sex ratio in Japan. A woman's exposure to higher lead levels increases the chance of having male offspring, as per a new study.
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