'Born stressed': The 1998 ice storm and anxious babies
Research shows the historic 1998 ice storm caused the babies of pregnant women to be more anxious. But community support can help mitigate the effects of maternal stress.
Source: cbc.ca
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Research shows the historic 1998 ice storm caused the babies of pregnant women to be more anxious. But community support can help mitigate the effects of maternal stress.
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