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Babies of heavy mothers have more fat, less muscle (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

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Babies of heavy mothers have more fat, less muscle (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Babies born to overweight or obese women have more fat and less muscle than infants born to normal-weight moms, according to one of the first studies to compare newborns' body composition to their mothers' pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI).

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