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Our findings indicate that prenatal exposure to tobacco smoke in otherwise healthy babies is linked with significant changes in brain physiology associated with basic perceptual skills that could place the infant at risk for later developmental problems.

The lead case, brought on behalf of a Bangladeshi woman who is facing transfer back to Nauru with her 10-month-old baby, is linked to hundreds of similar cases around the country.

The viral infection is linked to microcephaly, a congenital condition in which babies are typically born with underdeveloped brains.

Gum disease is linked to life-threatening illnesses such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and premature low birth weight babies.

More than 1,400 cases of microcephaly in babies have been linked to Zika in Brazil.

Brison's current project is linking the HFEA babies' data to Scottish medical records to find out whether IVF babies have an increased risk of hospital admissions and growth abnormalities.

Not to mention that eating unprocessed, homemade baby food has been linked to having less food allergies later in life.

In Asir region in the South province, a high prevalence of a number of congenital malformations was detected in newly born babies and found to be linked to high consanguinity.

Writing in The Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine, researchers said they had abandoned their theory that a baby's diet might be linked to colic.

If a baby's death can be linked, however remotely, to something a woman did during pregnancy, a woman can be prosecuted and convicted of manslaughter.

Benefits to babies in that period may resonate for decades, as will any ill effects suffered — which is to say, the well-being of mothers and babies is intrinsically linked to the future health of America as a whole.