Boys who smoke in early teens could pass harmful genetic traits to future children
New research suggests that boys who smoke in their early teens risk passing on harmful genetic traits to future children.
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Boys Who Smoke Could Be Harming Their Future Children's Health
TUESDAY, Sept. 5, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Smoking may not only harm the smoker and those who breathe in the secondhand fumes, but also their future children.
Source: nbcrightnow.com
Study reveals biological mechanism behind the impact of fathers' early teenage smoking on offspring
A new study suggests boys who smoke in their early teens risk damaging the genes of their future children, increasing their chances of developing asthma, obesity and low lung function.
Source: news-medical.net
Teenage boys who smoke risk respiratory damage to future kids
People whose fathers smoked in their early teens had epigenetic markers associated with asthma, obesity, and poor lung function.
Source: jpost.com
Teen Boys Who Smoke Pass On Damaged Genes To Future Offsprings: Study
The study suggests that smoking in the teenage years causes DNA changes in the sperm, which lead to alterations in the DNA of their future babies.
Julian Laubenthal Gerd Toril Negusse Kitaba Clinical Epigenetics Healthy Living Smoking In Teen Boys
Source: medicaldaily.com