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Stressed pregnant moms are less likely to have boys, study says

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Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Study: Stress during pregnancy may affect baby's sex
STRESSED OUT? That might be a cue to telling the gender of unborn babies. New study shows stressed pregnant women are less likely to give birth to boys.
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