Health - Google News: Smoking fathers pass on damaged DNA to their children raising the risk of cancer - Daily Mail

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Smoking fathers pass on damaged DNA to their children raising the risk of cancer - Daily Mail Jun 24th 2012, 21:37 Daily Mail Smoking fathers pass on damaged DNA to their children raising the risk of cancer Daily Mail By Daily Mail Reporter Fathers who smoke pass on damaged DNA to their children – raising the risk of cancer, research shows. A study found that smoking harms the father's DNA, and these damaged genes can be inherited by his children. Sperm of smoking dads can hurt child DNAUPI.com Cigarette smoke damages DNA in reproductive cells of fathers, these changes ...Medical Xpress Smoking damages DNA of hopeful dadsZee News Medical Daily all 15 news articles »

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