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Regular smoking of male ancestors in adolescence and fat mass in young adult grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Wellcome Open Res · 2022 · PMC9597126 · PMID 36320451

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There were marked associations for increased fat mass for the grandchildren if a maternal or paternal grandparent had smoked regularly in adolescence; the associations at age 17 tended to be more likely to be significant at the P values we have used than those at age 24.

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