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CBC | August 30, 2008

New research indicates premature infants whose mothers smoked during pregnancy had a higher heart rate and more trouble breathing than preemies whose mothers didn't smoke. The study by researchers at the University of Calgary â?? the first to look at the effects of prenatal cigarette smoke exposure ...

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