Stress bothering you? It may be harming you even before you were born. In a new report appearing in the August 2013 issue of a target="_blank" href="http:www.fasebj.org"iThe FASEB Journal/i/a, Harvard researchers find that epigenetic disruptions, which are associated with chronic disease later in life, are already common at birth. Possibly, these aberrations result from stressors in the intrauterine environment (e.g. maternal smoking, maternal diet, or high levels of ...Saturday, 3 August 2013
Fetal Stress Disrupts Gene Transmission
Stress bothering you? It may be harming you even before you were born. In a new report appearing in the August 2013 issue of a target="_blank" href="http:www.fasebj.org"iThe FASEB Journal/i/a, Harvard researchers find that epigenetic disruptions, which are associated with chronic disease later in life, are already common at birth. Possibly, these aberrations result from stressors in the intrauterine environment (e.g. maternal smoking, maternal diet, or high levels of ...
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