Violence
Joins List of Tobacco's Health Hazards
Holly Firfer & Reuters
Cable News Network
March 14, 1999
ATLANTA (CNN) -- Men whose mothers smoke often during pregnancy may be
more prone to violent and criminal behavior than the adult sons of women
who abstain from tobacco, according to research published Sunday full
story.
ABSTRACT
Maternal Smoking During Pregnancy and Adult Male Criminal Outcomes
Patricia A. Brennan, PhD; Emily R. Grekin; Sarnoff A. Mednick, PhD,
DrMed
Archives of General Psychiatry
March, 1999;56:215-219
Commentary - March 1999
Prenatal Smoking and Antisocial Behavior
David M. Fergusson, PhD
Archives of General Psychiatry
Finland Study, Prenatal Smoking Fosters Crime In Males
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