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Prenatal tobacco exposure on brain morphometry partially mediated poor cognitive performance in preadolescent children.

Pedro J Rodriguez RiveraHuajun LiangAmal IsaiahChristine C CloakMiriam S MenkenMeghann C RyanThomas ErnstLinda Chang
Published in: NeuroImmune pharmacology and therapeutics (2023)
Our findings suggest PTE may lead to poorer cognitive performance and abnormal brain morphometry, with sex-specific effects in some brain regions, in pre-adolescent children. The poor cognition in children with PTE may result from the smaller areas and subcortical brain volumes.
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