Analysis Of The Documentary The Ghost In Your Genes: Horizon

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I was able to watch the documentary The Ghost in your Genes: Horizon. I found this video very intriguing and informative. I will defiantly have to research more about different subjects in this video. First, stress from mother could harm fetus years after birth. in my experience I know it is uncontrollable a great deal of the time, pregnant women should be mindful of what stress could be doing to their unborn child it should be advertised as much as smoking while pregnant. I find it hard to believe IFV is so popular if they have already found that Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome is possible in the children that come from this procedure IFV. In the long run, could having your child at a younger age before you experience these life events that could

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