China Study Links Birth Defects to Coal Smoke, Pesticides
A report from Reuters on MSNBC is reporting that a recent study out of China found pregnant women exposed to coal smoke and pesticides were up to four times as likely to have babies with serious birth defects than women not exposed. Researchers studied 80 newborn babies and aborted fetuses with brain and spinal cord defects and found their mother's placentas had significantly higher levels of polycyclic aro ...
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