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A mother's stress can spread to her baby in the womb and may cause a lasting effect, German researchers propose.

They have seen that a receptor for stress hormones appears to undergo a biological change in the unborn child if the mother is highly stressed, for example, because of a violent partner.

And this change may leave the child less able to handle stress themselves.
It has already been linked to mental illness and behavioural problems
to read more please go to

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14187905
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