Co-culture experiments revealed that bacterial interactions suppressed anthracene degradation, suggesting that smoking-induced dysbiosis altered both microbial composition and metabolic function [51]
"Our findings underscore the need for more research on the effects of smoking by the father, rather than just the mother, on the health of their children." Professor Peter Hajek, director of the Tobacco Dependence Research Unit, Queen Mary University of London, was skeptical about whether smoking would have the same effect in humans as seen in mice
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We have improved this policy to cover 9 months in 2019, recognising the needs of the working mothers within our organisation
However, there are a number of chemicals Scientists still hardly know anything about their affect on human health and research is being done to try and find out