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Study: Exposure to Metals May Lead to Pre-Term Birth and Low Weight Babies
A new study has found evidence that exposure to metals may cause pre-term birth and low weight babies. Metals can change the concentrations of prenatal hormone composition during pregnancy, according to a study by Rutgers researchers and colleagues.
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