Study Shows Link Between Paternal Smoking And Childhood Asthma Unlisted Video

According to UPI, researchers have shown that soon- to-be-fathers smoking habits could impact their future children's health. Science has known for decades that mothers who smoke tobacco while pregnant can endanger the health of an unborn child, but research shows that when an unborn child is exposed to paternal tobacco smoke, their risk of developing asthma increases greatly compared to those who aren't, exposed.