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.
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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.
Sperm of smokers has a greater extent of DNA damage than that of non-smokers.
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