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Overweight Pregnant Women Affects Fertility of Newborn Sons but Not Daughters
Women who are overweight during their pregnancy are at risk of birthing sons with fertility issues. Overweight pregnant women eventually affect the fertility of their newborn sons but not daughters, according to a new study in Denmark.
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