From the Maternal Womb to Adolescence: They Create an Atlas of the Determinants of Child Health
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Tobacco smoke during pregnancy, air pollution, exposure to certain chemicals or eating habits during childhood can have repercussions on health that last, at least, until adolescence. This is indicated by a European study published this Friday in Science Advances, which analyzes nearly 200 environmental exposures from before birth – in the womb – and during the first years of life. The research indicates that there are several factors that can i…
Research mariasanchezmonge Study in 'Science Advances' A person's health throughout life is determined both by genetics and by the set of environmental factors known as exposoma. Some of the exposures that occur in the early stages of life leave a mark that extends until adolescence. A study led by the Instituto de Salud Global de Barcelona (ISGlobal), in collaboration with the Instituto Nacional de la Salud y de la Investigación Médica de Franc…
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