Increased pressure on embryo may impact facial development: Study - South First

The study suggests that facial malformations could be influenced not only by genetics but by physical cues in the womb such as pressure.

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Apr 24 2024
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An embryo in the womb experiencing increased pressure due to fluids may impact facial development, including the risk of malformations, new research has found.The study found that an increase in pres… [+1551 chars]

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