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Mommy’s smoking can hurt baby’s heart

Posted in Awareness, Children, Congenital Heart Disease, Prevention • Tags: congenital heart defects, fetal defects, maternal smoking, smoking

Smoking? Want to be pregnant? If so, then you should read this.

We’ve had several posts regarding the cardiovascular health issues of smoking be it firsthand and secondhand. It is important to be aware that smoking can also hurt the unborn baby in a smoking woman’s womb.

Posted on August 7, 2008 by Raquel Billiones • There are 1 lonesome comment

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