Stressed-out pregnant women may be less likely to have a baby of a certain sex, study finds
October 16 2019, 08:00
Women who experience high levels of stress during their pregnancy may be at an increased risk of having a premature or low-birthrate baby. But according to a new study, a pregnant woman's stress levels — either mental or physical — may decrease her likelihood of having a child of a certain sex.
Women who experience high levels of stress during their pregnancy may be at an increased risk of having a premature or low-birthrate baby. But according to a new study, a pregnant woman's stress levels — either mental or physical — may decrease her likelihood of having a child of a certain sex.
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