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12/7/2008

A new study determined that women exposed to secondhand smoke, either as children or adults, are 68 percent more likely to have fertility problems and are more likely to experience a miscarriage. More than 40 percent of the women participating in this study faced increased odds of infertility or suffered miscarriages, some repeatedly.