A new study published in the Review of Obstetrics (and) Gynecology suggests that environmental factors of present day could influence the health of generations to come after researchers found that a grandmother's cigarette smoking could have increased the risk of asthma in her grandchild. The researchers, John S. Torday, PhD, and Virender K. Rehan, MD, wrote an editorial citing recent studies by Dr. Rehan that found pregnant rats given nicotine produced asthmatic pups ...Tuesday 5 March 2013
Today's Environmental Factors Could Affect Our Grandchildren's Health
A new study published in the Review of Obstetrics (and) Gynecology suggests that environmental factors of present day could influence the health of generations to come after researchers found that a grandmother's cigarette smoking could have increased the risk of asthma in her grandchild. The researchers, John S. Torday, PhD, and Virender K. Rehan, MD, wrote an editorial citing recent studies by Dr. Rehan that found pregnant rats given nicotine produced asthmatic pups ...
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