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Hurricane11 · **Scientists have nothing better to do -** 02-28-2003, 07:00 PM

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Dad's Genes May Affect Length of Pregnancy
(Reuters) - Women whose pregnancies last longer than usual may be able to place some of the blame on the dad, a study released Thursday suggests. Danish researchers found that a father's genes may play some role in determining how long pregnancy lasts. "We showed that a previous prolonged pregnancy, especially with the same partner, was an important risk factor for a new post-term delivery," study author Dr. Annette Wind Olesen told Reuters Health.

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Hurricane11 is Offline Senior Member Posts: 139 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada	Scientists have nothing better to do - 02-28-2003, 07:00 PM Latest Developments Dad's Genes May Affect Length of Pregnancy (Reuters) - Women whose pregnancies last longer than usual may be able to place some of the blame on the dad, a study released Thursday suggests. Danish researchers found that a father's genes may play some role in determining how long pregnancy lasts. "We showed that a previous prolonged pregnancy, especially with the same partner, was an important risk factor for a new post-term delivery," study author Dr. Annette Wind Olesen told Reuters Health. LATEST DEVELOPMENT?!?! like the world shook when they announced this